Elio
October 2, 2025 at 8:57:52 PM
I like your website! I've been trying to get into Dungeons and Dragons for ages. I continuously stumble upon folks with great ideas for a campaign, but after all participants are assembled the campaign quickly fizzles out. I've been trying to learn more about the game and I've got one character I've used for a campaign that was hosted earlier this year which was a lot of fun to create! In your experience, do you have any tips for finding a group that has a sort of schedule? Nowadays with the modern web I've been advised to look into different discord groups, but I'm a bit iffy about that-ironic as it is I feel a bit safer looking on forum pages.
Replied on: October 2, 2025 at 9:20:18 PM
Hey, thanks Elio! Yes, I've got a few tips: first, when it comes to scheduling, I recommend using a quorum system so that you can play more often. That basically means saying to your players, "Okay, we'll play if at least 60–66% or so of you can make the session, and the others can just catch up next time." And if you're looking online for a group (rather than amongst your existing friendship groups), /r/lfg is a good subreddit to use! Depending on the type of game you're looking for, there are other subreddits that might be relevant, too. For example, when I was looking for a party that were interested in a more old-school campaign, /r/osr was just what I was looking for. If Reddit's too modern, then either of the Giant in the Playground or D&D Beyond forums might work, although I haven't tried them! Whatever you decide, I wish you the very best of luck 