Started my first adventure of the month here in the beautiful Andes Mountains of Chile! The views are breathtaking, and the weather was just right — clear skies, sunshine, and a nice cool breeze made it ideal for trekking. Really enjoyed hiking through the rocky paths today. Huge thanks to my local guide from https://gowithguide.com/chile for being such a helpful and friendly companion along the way!
I am currently living in Houston
I am planning to Visit Agra, The famous Taj Mahal, Delhi and Ladakh in India during Christmas. I read this article about India https://gowithguide.com/blog/tourism-in-india-statistics-2024-the-ultimate-guide-5493 Got my hopes up.
@SKT said in Dungeons & Dragons:
My 11 year old son has become obsessed with D&D and has roped me into being the Dungeon Master for him and his buddies. I had never played as a kid so I didn’t know my ass from an elf when we started (and I still don’t). We’ve played 3 times and the only reason they put up with me is because I can “do good voices”. Mostly I’ve been making up random battles so they can just have fun rolling dice and fighting shit. I’ve been following a beginner’s adventure my son gave me so it’s given us a little structure. So my question is where can a dad go to learn up and make it a little “less-lame” for the players? Help appreciated
Also it’s so complicated…like overwhelmingly so for me.
Try goign through this https://www.dndbeyond.com/sources/dmg
@popvulture said in Barcelona (ES):
@ROman I love La Flauta! I think I ate at another location — there are two if I recall correctly. My girlfriend at the time and I just happened to stumble upon it, and the food was among the best we had on that trip (frankly I liked it as much as Tickets). I think we were the only tourists in there, great local spot. I wanna go back!
I will be trying their food also.
This thread is so good. This triggers me to be more detailed oriented
