This is seriously underrated

Thanks for doing this!

I love these 😍

I love 💕 These I just started watching!!!!! This Underrated!!!! I love it 🥰 so Much !!!!

"But I'm level 20"

Ah hu, hu, hu 🙇‍♂️

*pathetic whine*

“Ahuh-ahuh-Ahoooooo!”

I need your aid!

He's brilliant

​@@azrani2023he really is.

@@thicniggazinc oh my, so glad to know someone else is still watching their older adventures these days!! love it!

@azrani2023 yes! This is the only KZfaq channel I need ahah.

@@thicniggazinc Right?? Me too, only this one and one other. The rest of the internet is never as funny and wholesome as that.

I saw this comment and immediately liked it, only to notice that it's mine.

You made me get 2 x the lolz....

@@justvid366 I relate

Glad for channels like this b/c frankly lots of people don't really know how to play, people really get lost in their characters or spend a lot of time entertaining technicalities. Unless everyone is an old veteran I think the best approach is similar to how the viva crew here does it. I believe the best way to play(particularly for the less experienced or strangers) is as simple as understanding that we all make the story together(not just dm). Dnd is simply a neutral way to express yourself so even your antisocial it provides venues to developer your communication. If you are older getting a group is as easy as posting pamflets on college campus in semi secluded science areas. Of course events at game shops are an option as well but they tend to be streamlined, crowded, and possibly even competitive. Though they do favor a younger crowd, they also tend to be more time consuming because it takes longer to hit it off with individuals due to the reality that expressing yourself in such a public environment is simply more difficult. A room full of people talking over each-other often with different games running at once is just not ideal! It makes it hard to form connection outside game especially since many players already have groups of their own. Even if you are social most attendees probably aren't. Since dnd is ultimately just a way to form close friendship often with unlikely people the reason I recommend pamphlets in college is partly because you have intellectuals of varying ages(anywhere from freshies to grads to professors even). You can be an older garbage man, and end up playing with a bio professor, a foreign grad student from eastern Europe, a shy security guard, utility worker, or 60 yo janitor from Columbia! The reason you want to use pamphlets is because pamphlets will generally attract people who ARE ACTUALLY LOOKING. Leave it tactile with email contact tear offs, so as people rip them off you can gauge interest because people don't always respond immediately. Resist temptation to make it easy by avoiding posting online as this tends to attract trolls and noncommittals. While the group forms update those who have contacted you weekly with brief email about groups progress. Keep tabs on everyones availabilities so you can be sure to start as soon as group forms since availability varies. Say you get a couple people in month one, still update them briefly if not to prevent people from losing interest at least to make sure everyones schedule lines up when you finally have group. This also keeps it local and this will help avoid future interruptions as people find difficulty with long commutes . Otherwise avoid game shops or established communities(unless you are young with no school friend or you live in a small town). you too can find a fantastic crew like this! Just be patient. Once formed don't hesitate to invite them to your home, since everyone is stranger its unlikely anyone person will be on bs. Keep it chill and low key focusing mainly on getting to know the players. I suggest the first session be just character creation and be quick. People can introduce and orient themselves then gauge their playstyle then have a week or so to think about how they will play together before the first real game session. Second session keep light too since people dont always hit it off and if you get the sense there is chemistry lacking you can always adjust the group before the experience is jeopardized. Take it slow and think about the story you will make for them. The following sessions increasing in length but don't marathon until you get a lot of chemistry and the players are basically now doing the checking in and showing excitement for next session. Don't be afraid to let go folks that are noncommittal and keep the flyers up threw out this initial stage ensuring you have a backup or a more the merrier situation so that if someone is particularly disruptive or just an exceptional downer or turns out to be busier than they thought you can still keep things neutral and keep it moving all the while. This will take time but you can surprise yourself with a lifetime group of friend within a good year!

I can't imagine what that's like. I have literally one friend. Any other applicants?

Thanks!

Same! I thought revenge. Then I also thought maybe the fisherman has webbed feet, but he has less of a motive than that goose.

Another thing Greg and Bodger agree on: Eating Badger was the best thing they could have done.

One thing Greg, Bodger, and Baradun can agree on: "Sorry about your loss; can we go home?"

After Baelin’s Route, it is official that his lines have a deeper meaning which only some NPCs can understand.

​@@tevildo9383 I loved that short movie 😂 especially that long take where Baelin fights the Orks.

It hurt to roll it 😢😢😢

Thank you! I was pretty proud of it; gives a good, in-story reason for him to not be OP compared to the rest of the party, and introduces a powerful BBEG!

@@RobertHartleyGM Hi Rob! Just wanna let you know that there're not many villains out there have this accent that so posh and exquisite😉It's an ingenious work you've done!

@@RobertHartleyGM Hey Rob! Just wanted to tell you, due SOLELY to me watching these interactions you have had with VLDL and being DM, I have decided to make a D&D character :-D I know not every DM will be as enthusiastic and immersed as you are, but I can dream :-) I hope I can find a good place to play. I am 100% brand new to the game, but SO excited to learn how to play.... Any suggestions on ways to find a good group? (and if there's a way to do it online, cause I highly doubt there's any physical games going on in my area)... Any help is MUCH appreciated!

@@RobertHartleyGM Good thing he wasn't clever enough to mage hand the glass orb over. Or perhaps this was an Unskippable Cutscene. ;)

@@JDub-TV Yeah! I woulda had to find a way to mess with him.

They ARE Viva, they OWN us! ;-)

Ay my first ♥️ Thanks.

Who's Viva La Dirt League?

@@mightymouse5930 You're looking at them.

Lol they are vldl

That was genius. Baradun was game changer strong last time so this was great.

@@versuzzero5335 yup, and now he has motivation/goal to regain his powers or maybe some other character arc, like learning to cope with it and work together.

This is so hype

Gonna be hard to convince Baradun to work together though 😂😂

Viva La Dirt League D&D I love the shaming :] It just feels so... justified :D

Do you work with Viva La Dirt League?

@@forsakenemperor3274 yeah. Sometimes

Zack Garrett I am laughing to hard mate

_I want to cast Magic Missles… at the Darkness!_

I liked the shorter commitment than most D&D videos but yeah, it feels a bit clipped.

It wouldn't be so bad if it was two episodes a week, but half an hour is too short for once a week. I want more. lol

Quality>Quantity

Yep, way too short. It was annoying..

@@Erizedd not even half an hour, only 24 minutes! of which about 5 is a recap and a 'please subscribe' part

👌

I am starting to rewatch as of today and thought the same haha! 😂

My first thought.

No, that's definitely an expensive, purpose made ring to use for such occassions in D&D and not just bottle rings saved up by a frugal DM...

That would be our dream one day!

@@VivaLaDirtLeagueDnD Hopefully they find this and add it in.

This deserves more likes.

Id buy that game (on a steep Steam discount of course)

I have to admit, I was really hoping the gold had been stolen by local waterfowl.

Go to your local game store (not gamestop) on weekends usually you can find people playing and most veteran players love helping noobies out. Don't buy any books until you are sure this is something you wanna do

would wholeheartedly recommend there is a great site called dndbeyond which is really helpful for beginner players as it handles a ton of the more complex parts of character creation

The problem is i dont have a local game store and the closest one is about 2 hours or so away by car. Well i will keep watching these videos cause they are fun ^^

Honeywood for life!

@@LunarStudios Awww.... that's unfortunate.

Thanks ;)

Ben's shrug 😂

maybe the hook wrapped all the way around the handle, just under the head and caught onto itself. That sorta thing happens all the time in fishing. A fisherman told me so...

@@RobertHartleyGM Hu ha.

@@leefisher6366 Haven't you ever seen Indiana Jones wrap a whip around a rafter and swing on it? It's the same thing Baelin did with the fishing line.

the mallet handle is probably made of animal skin and the fishing hook can actually hooked on that part of the hammer.

@@quirk8841 It's also how many grappling hooks work

Especially when they yell over each other 🤣

google translate,for dummies.

I found the isolation version quite difficult to follow because of the 2h+ episodes

Thanks!

Also an expatriate Detroiter. Cheers from Baltimore.

We need a Eugene-Baradun moment like the Baelin-Bodger moment. That would be hilarious!

I've been enjoying the D&D games they've been doing for a few years on outsidexbox and outside-xtra's channels. They've got some pretty funny characters in that. =)

And when boss starts to get to close "Shade away"

Gary, just ignore the series for a few years. THEN you can binge it!

Just use "Portal away!" when you get off work =)

Thanks! There's definitely something to be said for a game with a time limit and an audience! Puts the pressure on to tell the story in a way I might not otherwise. (I have BBEG in my home games that I have barely given 'screen' time to in 4 years!)

Not immersive at all. Already two episodes in and no snax can be seen. Any campaign I’ve been involved with, that’s the first thing to hit the table. 😋👍