This week we had a chance to continue played D&D from what we left last week. The overall process still running very well, since for two weeks practices I am very familiar with the rules and my spells. And I have a better experience with D&D since I have a better understanding of my strength and weakness. For example, I am a noble elf, my weakness is my strength and charisma. And my strength is intelligence and wisdom, so I can contribute my strength to my team, and my team members can cover my weakness. Since I am good at long range attack with the spells thunderclaps and fireball, and my team members are good at close attack with sword. So we can work very well as a team, use our strengths and hide our weakness. It gives us a chance to explore a new town, which we did not have a chance to do it last times. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
But it also brings the hardest part toward the game I think since it is a new place, and we needs to make a lots of decision. Since it is a new experience for us in the town, but in the town, it had a lots places. For example, tavern, inn, smithy, apothecary, market, office, bank. And we needs to make a lots of decisions based on the situation we had and it is difficult to me. Because when I am in a team, I am not good at making decision, I tend to listen to the decision of others and obey or give my own opinions. But I am really not good at making decision, making a decision needs great responsibility. As a team leader, it needs great responsibility to take care the team but also make decision. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
I would like to play D&D with my roommates because I think it is really have a lot of fun and she will enjoy it. In this time, I will be the leader to take care of her and told her the rules and spells she needs. The overall process will by enjoyable and we will have a lots of fun. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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