![]() ![]() I am heavily invested in the game and its future, and want to see the hobby that I love improve as much as it possibly can.Īs I've shown above, I know quite a bit about D&D. ![]() I am a huge fan of the hobby (even though I am relatively new to the game), believe that D&D 5e is a great game, and cannot foresee myself ever stop playing D&D in any part of the near or distant future. I also own every official D&D 5e book except Candlekeep Mysteries, and have read all of the books that I do own. I have also researched a bit of how previous editions of D&D were different mechanically and lore-wise from 5e in order to understand its background, and consider myself fairly well versed in the lore of the Forgotten Realms, Eberron, Exandria, and decently knowledgeable on the lore of Dark Sun, Theros, Ravnica, Ravenloft Dragonlance, Greyhawk, and a few other settings. ![]() D&D 5e was the first edition of D&D that I've ever played, and is still the only TTRPG that I have ever played/GMed for (although I know a bit about Pathfinder, Call of Cthulhu, Warhammer 40k, and Star Wars: Edge of the Empire). I have been playing D&D since just after my 15th birthday, so about 4.5 years now. ![]() As a few of you are probably aware, I am fairly new to the hobby, and younger than most of the active posters on this site (from my experience, anyway), being 19 years old (turning 20 in September). I should probably start out by giving some of my background in the hobby. Keep in mind, I'm not saying that halflings shouldn't be a part of D&D, or that people who play/like halflings are having badwrongfun, I'm merely explaining why I have always been turned off from halflings and tend to prefer other small races (gnomes, goblins, kobolds, even dwarves). I know there have been discussions similar to this in the recent past on these forums, but I felt the need to explain things freshly from my point of view. ![]()
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