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Welcome to Tadpole Thursday, the weekly community Q&A Megathread for Daggerheart newbies!

There's no such thing as a bad question in here. The rest of the community is standing by to help explain the basics of the rules, direct you to resources, and help get you a feel for what it's like to play or run Daggerheart.

What to Share. This Megathread is to open all questions about Daggerheart, no matter how basic or obscure.

How to Thrive. If you have experience with a given question and can offer a concrete answer, advice, or resource link, please chime in!

Here are a few guidelines for our Newbies:

• Don't be afraid to ask the most basic questions. That's why this thread exists!
• Keep your question focused on a single subject or problem you are having.
• Try to keep your question brief but feel free to explain the context of your understanding or confusion.
• Feel free to post multiple questions as separate comments.
• Follow up if you need more info, and be sure to thank your expert when you are helped.
• Keep it light! We're all here to learn!

Here are a few guidelines for our resident experts when answering:

• Only answer if you really know the answer, or know where to find it.
• Try not to just answer a question with a question. If your answer is, "why would you do this?" Please explain why that might help you answer better -- and then please commit to following up.
• Be Patient and Kind. Newbies need love too. Don't worry about whether the question has been covered before - that's why this Megathread exists. Having said that...
• If you know a great answer exists in a previous post somewhere, feel free to link to it!
• Try to offer core/srd page numbers if you can direct the questioner to a specific rule of clarification.
• Keep it light! We're all here to learn!

Sincerely, thank you all for being part of one of the fastest growing and most generous subs on Reddit!

Today is Monster Monday, our weekly community showcase for all the cool Adversaries you've created for your Daggerheart game.

What to Share. Include the Name, Tier, Type, Description and Features of your homebrewed Adversary. Write a little about why you made it and if your players have confronted it, how that encounter went.

Add some visuals. Include any handmade crafts, painted minis, character portraits or any physical game aids you've made to represent for your players! (Original art only and no AI creations allowed.

Don't think you can draw, paint or build a mini or picture of your monster? Do it anyway! Everything from popsicle stick minis to finely crafted 3d models and game aids are welcome.

How to Thrive. If you share your own Adversary, take a moment to leave a comment on someone else's. If you're looking for critical feedback or inspiration, it's a good idea to include that at the beginning of your post.

Welcome to Tadpole Thursday, the weekly community Q&A Megathread for Daggerheart newbies!

There's no such thing as a bad question in here. The rest of the community is standing by to help explain the basics of the rules, direct you to resources, and help get you a feel for what it's like to play or run Daggerheart.

What to Share. This Megathread is to open all questions about Daggerheart, no matter how basic or obscure.

How to Thrive. If you have experience with a given question and can offer a concrete answer, advice, or resource link, please chime in!

Here are a few guidelines for our Newbies:

• Don't be afraid to ask the most basic questions. That's why this thread exists!
• Keep your question focused on a single subject or problem you are having.
• Try to keep your question brief but feel free to explain the context of your understanding or confusion.
• Feel free to post multiple questions as separate comments.
• Follow up if you need more info, and be sure to thank your expert when you are helped.
• Keep it light! We're all here to learn!

Here are a few guidelines for our resident experts when answering:

• Only answer if you really know the answer, or know where to find it.
• Try not to just answer a question with a question. If your answer is, "why would you do this?" Please explain why that might help you answer better -- and then please commit to following up.
• Be Patient and Kind. Newbies need love too. Don't worry about whether the question has been covered before - that's why this Megathread exists. Having said that...
• If you know a great answer exists in a previous post somewhere, feel free to link to it!
• Try to offer core/srd page numbers if you can direct the questioner to a specific rule of clarification.
• Keep it light! We're all here to learn!

Sincerely, thank you all for being part of one of the fastest growing and most generous subs on Reddit!

Today is Monster Monday, our weekly community showcase for all the cool Adversaries you've created for your Daggerheart game.

What to Share. Include the Name, Tier, Type, Description and Features of your homebrewed Adversary. Write a little about why you made it and if your players have confronted it, how that encounter went.

Add some visuals. Include any handmade crafts, painted minis, character portraits or any physical game aids you've made to represent for your players! (Original art only and no AI creations allowed.

Don't think you can draw, paint or build a mini or picture of your monster? Do it anyway! Everything from popsicle stick minis to finely crafted 3d models and game aids are welcome.

How to Thrive. If you share your own Adversary, take a moment to leave a comment on someone else's. If you're looking for critical feedback or inspiration, it's a good idea to include that at the beginning of your post.

Welcome to Tadpole Thursday, the weekly community Q&A Megathread for Daggerheart newbies!

There's no such thing as a bad question in here. The rest of the community is standing by to help explain the basics of the rules, direct you to resources, and help get you a feel for what it's like to play or run Daggerheart.

What to Share. This Megathread is to open all questions about Daggerheart, no matter how basic or obscure.

How to Thrive. If you have experience with a given question and can offer a concrete answer, advice, or resource link, please chime in!

Here are a few guidelines for our Newbies:

• Don't be afraid to ask the most basic questions. That's why this thread exists!
• Keep your question focused on a single subject or problem you are having.
• Try to keep your question brief but feel free to explain the context of your understanding or confusion.
• Feel free to post multiple questions as separate comments.
• Follow up if you need more info, and be sure to thank your expert when you are helped.
• Keep it light! We're all here to learn!

Here are a few guidelines for our resident experts when answering:

• Only answer if you really know the answer, or know where to find it.
• Try not to just answer a question with a question. If your answer is, "why would you do this?" Please explain why that might help you answer better -- and then please commit to following up.
• Be Patient and Kind. Newbies need love too. Don't worry about whether the question has been covered before - that's why this Megathread exists. Having said that...
• If you know a great answer exists in a previous post somewhere, feel free to link to it!
• Try to offer core/srd page numbers if you can direct the questioner to a specific rule of clarification.
• Keep it light! We're all here to learn!

Sincerely, thank you all for being part of one of the fastest growing and most generous subs on Reddit!

Today is Monster Monday, our weekly community showcase for all the cool Adversaries you've created for your Daggerheart game.

What to Share. Include the Name, Tier, Type, Description and Features of your homebrewed Adversary. Write a little about why you made it and if your players have confronted it, how that encounter went.

Add some visuals. Include any handmade crafts, painted minis, character portraits or any physical game aids you've made to represent for your players! (Original art only and no AI creations allowed.

Don't think you can draw, paint or build a mini or picture of your monster? Do it anyway! Everything from popsicle stick minis to finely crafted 3d models and game aids are welcome.

How to Thrive. If you share your own Adversary, take a moment to leave a comment on someone else's. If you're looking for critical feedback or inspiration, it's a good idea to include that at the beginning of your post.

Welcome to Tadpole Thursday, the weekly community Q&A Megathread for Daggerheart newbies!

There's no such thing as a bad question in here. The rest of the community is standing by to help explain the basics of the rules, direct you to resources, and help get you a feel for what it's like to play or run Daggerheart.

What to Share. This Megathread is to open all questions about Daggerheart, no matter how basic or obscure.

How to Thrive. If you have experience with a given question and can offer a concrete answer, advice, or resource link, please chime in!

Here are a few guidelines for our Newbies:

• Don't be afraid to ask the most basic questions. That's why this thread exists!
• Keep your question focused on a single subject or problem you are having.
• Try to keep your question brief but feel free to explain the context of your understanding or confusion.
• Feel free to post multiple questions as separate comments.
• Follow up if you need more info, and be sure to thank your expert when you are helped.
• Keep it light! We're all here to learn!

Here are a few guidelines for our resident experts when answering:

• Only answer if you really know the answer, or know where to find it.
• Try not to just answer a question with a question. If your answer is, "why would you do this?" Please explain why that might help you answer better -- and then please commit to following up.
• Be Patient and Kind. Newbies need love too. Don't worry about whether the question has been covered before - that's why this Megathread exists. Having said that...
• If you know a great answer exists in a previous post somewhere, feel free to link to it!
• Try to offer core/srd page numbers if you can direct the questioner to a specific rule of clarification.
• Keep it light! We're all here to learn!

Sincerely, thank you all for being part of one of the fastest growing and most generous subs on Reddit!