u/luca2011n1

Tengo un archivo de paint y cuando lo guardo en un pendrive y sacó el pendrive el archivo deja de dejarme abrirlo, me salga un error y que el archivo no es un mapa de bits válido o su formato no es compatible.

I'm creating an NPC for my campaign. My idea is for him to be a retired level 20 human hero who now recovers lost items for the players during the adventure. What class should I choose? How could I distribute his characteristics to make him charismatic? What background should he have? Also, do you have any images I could use?

I need help. I have a Wood Elf Druid and I just reached level 2. My idea is to be a support character and heal my companions. Which circle should I choose, and also, what spells and tricks would be best for me?

My idea is to create a kind of "minigame" to obtain the necessary cooking materials, but I'm not sure what kind of dice rolls would be needed for some items. The ingredients I want to include are: eggs, wheat, water, meat, milk, sugar, honey, fish, and mushrooms. What kind of dice rolls could be used? I'm thinking that some items might require dice rolls to obtain, while others, like water, might only be needed to avoid getting wet.

It all started a month ago when I finally convinced my best friend to play.

Neither of us had played before, and I only had a few basic ideas based on what I'd seen on this subreddit.

We created our character sheets and, after coordinating for a while, decided to play last Saturday.

Since there are two of us and we're both beginners, we decided to find an existing adventure and give it to an App to be our game master.

Everything went perfectly, and what we expected to be a few hours of adventure ended up becoming two sessions totaling more than nine hours.

The next day, we decided to meet again, but this time with a new member to whom we decided to introduce the game, and he agreed.

I know it might not be important, but I wanted to share this because I'm really happy with this game.