Homebrews & Fantasy

Yeah, I know of a few places you can go to to find groups! Here’s a little compilation of what I know:

Discord Servers

Discord & Dragons - A server dedicated to D&D discussion and play.

Dungeons & Downvotes - Unofficial Reddit/Imgur D&D community; a great place to learn and find games!

Rat Queens - All-Female Dungeons and Dragons & online roleplaying group. Mostly play-by-post. The link is to their twitter page, where you have to DM them for an invite. However, i’m unsure a.) if they’re still active (as their twitter last updated in july), b.) how big of a server they are, and c.) if they’re welcoming of trans women (if anyone knows, please do tell as I don’t want to advertise for them if they aren’t.)

Pair o’ Dice - Constructive conversation, RPG mentoring, and group-finding.

RPG-Talk - A place for RPG discussions mostly. Many channels for all sorts of systems. I’m sure you could find some groups here.

The Blue Crest - A growing community for RPG discussion and group-finding.

WorldBuilding - Official /r/WorldBuilding community server. Mostly for DMs looking to world build, but you may be able to find groups here.

The Tavern - A huge DM and Player community with over 1500+ members, Its a great source for everything D&D and Pathfinder.

Dungeon Slimes - A super friendly, slime-themed social discord server with interests in Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, and other games of all sorts. The staff has a combined 30+ years of tabletop experience and the community is super helpful, no matter where you are in your tabletop journey.

Websites

/r/Looking For Group- You’ll find TONS of different people looking for dnd groups on this subreddit.

Facebook - Yes, even facebook has some resources for finding online (or in person) groups

Adventurer’s League - This website has some resources for finding both online and in person groups.  

Roll20 - Roll20 is pretty good for finding online groups, as it’s pretty much THE tool for online tabletop gaming. If you scroll down, you’ll see listings for groups. The only down side is it’s hard to get to know the people you’re going to be playing with before you play with them, as there’s really no lead up conversations before the game times. So it’s a gamble with roll20.

DnDBeyond - I. Love. DndBeyond. I use it for everything and it’s only getting better and better. You can find many groups in their “Looking for Players & Groups” forum. When you join a campaign on dndbeyond, your dm can see your character sheet too. So it’s convenient.

I’d also just stay involved in the dnd/DM community here on tumblr as well, because you’ll find popular blogs will often host sessions open to a limited amount of their followers. I know some DMs also have Patreons where their rewards involve hosting a campaign every now and again.

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Oh, my decision? Well, I-I think we’ve seen how effective my decisions have been. Let’s re-cap. I lead a band of plundering vandals to the greatest archaeological find in recorded history, thus enabling the kidnap and/or murder of the royal family, not to mention personally delivering the most powerful force known to man into the hands of a mercenary nutcase who’s probably gonna sell it to the Kaiser! Have I left anything out? Well, you did set the camp on fire and drop us down that big hole. Thank you! Thank you very much. 

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Man: talks

In 2009 the series started as a webcomic self-published and drawn by  author under the moniker “ONE”. (Chapter 17)  ↓

In 2012 the series garned so much attention it was later redrawn in manga format by Murata Yuusuke (Eyeshield 21).(Chapter 18)  ↓

And finally in 2015 the series became so popular in got an anime. So over the course of 6 years, ONE went from a modest webcomic artist as a side hobby to a well recieved author with both a manga and an anime. 

I’m mentioning this all right now because I want to make something very clear: