Moseroth

Hi everyone,

As a new AD&D player I thought it might help me learn some of the techniques for playing this edition by watching others play. This is what I did when I first started 5E in 2014 and it was a helpful way to jumpstart my play.

With the system (and playerbase) trending older finding quality videos has been a little difficult.

Does anyone have any suggestions for some AD&D actual play series or videos?

PS it's not technically playing the game but I have found this channel which delves into the history and growth of the older editions and they've been very entertaining.

https://m.youtube.com/@daddyrolleda1

Just the Saturday white bread from flour, water, salt, yeast halved

500g flour 360g water 10.5g salt 2g yeast

Pretty happy with the results should go great with the bean soup I have finishing in the instant pot.

Tomorrow evening I'm hosting and DMing my first Next session using a homemade adventure. My players seem pretty excited to get into the game so we decided to roll characters last week.

The PC's so far are:

A Dwarf Fighter who's obsessed with digging

A Noble Dragonborn Rogue (Think Batman but with lightning breath)

A cranky old High Elf Rogue.

A Wizard of some description (Player hasn't created character just yet)

The players are all enthusiastic about their characters and obviously I'm not going to force them to pick classes but I'm worried. In Next it seems like your health can drop really quickly and one bad roll can be the difference between full health and death. (especially at lev

the main melody is 'oohs' with both voices and they sing something about "they're more beautiful" or "they were beautiful" and "I'm sure". I think it's pretty recent, I hear it on a rock station that's 1995 to now. Thanks for your help.

Mine's in the comments.

So with the Evasion change in a recent patch making it so Crits can be dodged has not picking Iron Reflexes become viable? I've found that pretty much every Duelist build required it and was wondering what your opinions are.

I'm currently running without it and I find that I'm surviving nicely but I'm only in Cruel difficulty and that could severely change when I get into Merciless.

All I can remember is that one of the units was a naked woman in a bubble and that your other units were fantasy creatures like unicorns. Maps were external and it involved taking keeps. It also had local multiplayer. The art for the game looked hand-drawn except for the sprites.

That's about all I have. Thanks ahead of time