This week, we played the game D&D, and\nthis is my first game of D&D since I missed last week\u2019s class, and I never\nplayed this game before, but I knew this is a very famous board game. So, I was\nvery excited to play this game during the class session. During the class\nsession, the DM helped me to insert my character, which is a monk, and I began\nmy first adventure on D&D. We adopted three wolves to against the big Goblin,\nand we killed the big Goblin by one of ours ultimate.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I think the hardest point during I play\nthis game is there are so many choices, and I do not know which I should choose.\nAs a rookie to D&D, I think others\u2019 experience might not be that good if\nthey play with me, so I think this might be a part I dislike the game. However,\nfor the game itself, I think it is very interesting, I can build my own\ncharacter and I can create my own adventure story when I am playing the game.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
For the leadership part of this game, I think\nit is most about the decision making. There are so many choices in the game and\nas a leader, you must think which one is best for your team. A good leader will\nalways make the right choice for the team based on all the information the\nleader has. For example, in this D&D game, a leader can choose to fight with\nthe boss directly or use some tricks to give the team advantages during the\nfight. If the team is under a good situation, then a leader might choose to\nfight with the boss directly, but if the team is not under a good situation,\nthen the leader should think about what to do to make sure the tam can win the\nfight.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
I think my roommate Steven will like the\ngame, because he always like to make decisions and he did a good job on making\nright decisions in the past. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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