I've just started a campaign with some discord friends. Its a really fun game.

Yes, this game is very fun! XD
" -You are completely naked, holding a club in one hand and a Goblin sword in the other. In the box you find a magic mug and 400 copper coins.Orcs are running after you. What are you going to do?" It's just a million-dollar question. More precisel: 400 copper coins. Yes-copper, but 400!!! XDDD

my bf has, and i've done in very informal settings, even Vilous related, but not with the same rule structure. mostly for the sake of collaborative story and character development purposes.
There's quite a few in the Vilous channels who are very avid and talented DnD players though who can definitely work with you.

Thank you for the information! =)

I've been playing for 10 years, but a fan for about 15. The game is like crack and the fact TTRPGs like it aren't ubiquitous with furries astonishes me.

Sepulchral voice: "- Abandon hope, all who enter here! Hahahahah!!!"
XDDD

Theres ironclaw but its aesthetic is a bit too... twokinds for me

I ran an Ironclaw campaign and it's problem is it's system is meant to be for short lived campaigns. Which can be nice but is very niche. A similar problem to HC SVNT Dracones (another furry system only scifi), but that one it can be even harder to find player for. XP

I more meant why the hell we character customization freaks who love roleplay already aren't all actively seeking out all of these systems! Like every furry should be finding their way to at least one TTRPG table. We even have them at cons now though I do get that's a limited resource that consumes even more limited resource of time!

o/

Hey-hey! :3

I love dnd. I play an aaracokra rogue who looks like a crane.

It's cool! I'm glad that so many people are playing this game! ^V^

D&D is quite a lota fun ye

I have been playing D&D and several other ttrpgs for years ^-^

Let's put it this way,
I've started with D&D, switched to AD&D 2nd Edition and then to Earthdawn, followed with a new Group which played a lot of Star Wars D6.
I returned to D&D when the 3rd Edition came out until the 4th Edition came out, which was when we changed to Pathfinder, which we see as the better 4th Edition. Recently we tried Pathfinder 2, but that's an entirely new game in too many regards so we switched back to the original Pathfinder.
What I could look up on D&D 5th Edition looked like a step back to AD&D 2nd Edition.

We did continue to play in the Forgotten Realms world with Pathfinder for a while, but it became too familiar and the work we needed to put into for new material led us to create our own world.

Though I must say that these days I don't like published content too much, mostly because my standards have changed. If I buy a book as a GM, I want something I can use, not something I have to put hours into to create a host of NPC's and flesh out organizations before we can start playing. If I have to do that, I can build the world from scratch myself and save the money.

As for rules, I'm tired of D&D and Pathfinder in the spell department. They keep reusing the old spells, change the magic items and leave me with a mess on how to create them as it looks like they change the rules for the spells and as an afterthought try to explain how the listed items were made.

Sorry for the long-winded answer.

Been playing D&D in some form or another for almost two decades now. Have my own campaign world and everything, for as poorly-assembled and disjointed as it is.
A fantastic game in spite of (and sometimes because of) all its flaws.

I've been playing such stuff for 5 years now.

I personally like Pathfinder. It's not overloaded with excessive mech like 3.5e and not too much restricted like 5e.

It's been 12 years that I play D&D and similar games in general. I do have a fair bit of experience, hehe. It's rather noticable considering that my main sona is a character I've played before.

I've played it and other RPG systems quite a bit! Having maps from someone like you would be quite amazing though!

I enjoy D&D by playing the game with friends. I haven't played in a while but I can think of ideas for a campaign!

i play D&D 5.E and Pathfinder, i personally love it

*Lifts hand*

Sure! I really enjoy the game myself, though most of the campaigns I have done are completely homebrew, but that being said it can be fun to sometimes play some of the 'official' modules. Though it's more fun to make your own lore in my opinion.

I've been playing for... five-ish years now. Fun thing to do.

I've been playing for years! Usually D&D 3.5 or Pathfinder, but I've heard good things about 5e and some of the other recent systems! My group is pretty entrenched, so we likely won't be changing systems soon, but maps and such tend to be universal!

I play in two games and DM one game.

I play it with some friends and very much enjoy it

I've played it on and off for the last... 15? 17? years or so. I find it a lot of fun if your DM can breathe life into the world instead of read from a script. I hope you get to play it some more and that you keep enjoying it! :D

I only started playing DND last year... been playing TT RPGs for almost 18 years now tho.

I started playing towards the tail end of 4e, and have been playing regularly since.

You bet I play, also play a bunch of other table top rpgs
DND 5e tends to be the easiest to learn if you wish to start

I am not an active player now. But, years ago I was introduced to a variant version of Dungeons & Dragons that became very popular in a fan-culture social club when most of us were in our mid-20s. It had a very large impact on how we all thought about story-telling. "What do you want to do next?" Someone (or thousands of people) invented a new way of shared story-telling. It is as if you are now living 50 years after people started writing and reading the first novels. 8) Strange new things are now arriving in our story-worlds.

I've been playing since 1978!

Still going strong!

Admittedly, I have not yet played the classic D&D among the pen & paper. So far I have played with friends: Ratten!/Rats! Das Schwarze Auge (DSA) Warhammer 40k and currently a new system that the name escapes me. Shadow Run we also wanted to do. But failed in the implementation.