How do you get an adventuring party together?

Those generally look like:

1. Your character must agree to do X — plot of the game.
2. Your character must have Y — linked to theme of the game.
3. Your character must be willing to work with others.
4. Your character should speak language X — so all your characters can understand each other.

How far can an adventuring party walk in a day?

Slow travel is 2 miles per hour. Times 8 hours that becomes 16 miles per day but on page 182 in PHB it says it is 18 miles per day. Similarly, for fast travel it is 4 miles per hour which multiplied by 8 is 32 miles and not 30 miles.

Can you betray your party in D&D?

The bottom line is that while betraying the party can be good role-playing, it is usually not good game-playing. You can ask the DM and players for buy-in, but you shouldn’t assume that they will accept, and you shouldn’t try to take them by surprise.

How do you convince your friends to play Dungeons and Dragons?

How To Get Your Friends To Play D&D

1. Incorporate Your Friends’ Preferences Into Your D&D Game.
2. When You Play D&D, use Terms Your Friends Understand.
3. Show Your Friends The D&D World.
4. Discuss Fears Your Friends Might Have About D&D.
5. Create Some Awesome D&D Memories With Your Friends.
6. Let Your Friends Feel Like Heroes.

How do you bring characters together?

Here are some techniques you can use for your own characters:

1. Create a reason for them to spend regular time together.
2. Allude to time spent together.
3. Entwine Their Lives.
4. Give them a Common Enemy.
5. Put them in a Stressful Situation.
6. Getting a Glimpse into the Other Person’s World.
7. Surprising Commonalities.

How do you grapple in 5e?

To attempt grappling somebody, make a Strength (Athletics) check. The guy you attempt to grapple gets to try and avoid your sick wrestling prowess. They get to make their own Strength (Athletics) check to out-muscle you, or they can try and get out of your way with a Dexterity (Acrobatics) check.

Are stairs difficult terrain 5e?

Low furniture, rubble, undergrowth, steep stairs, snow, and shallow bogs are examples of difficult terrain. The space of another creature, whether hostile or not, also counts as difficult terrain.

What to do if you have no one to play D&D with?

Here are some things that might be of help to you:

1. r/LFG – The looking-for-group subreddit for RPGs.
2. The Discord Servers.
3. Roll20.net – Virtual tabletop with community game finder.
4. r/Roll20LFG – Looking for group reddit specific to Roll20.
5. Search your local Facebook and Meetup groups.