Dungeons and Dragons is a tabletop roleplaying game (RPG) played with your imagination, dice, miniatures, pens and paper, and friends; a form of mutual storytelling where you battle monsters, explore, and ...

Playing D&D will neither hurt nor kill you (unless you choke on a cheesy poof, but then you may have had deeper issues). Your character, however, can "die" in the same ...

A number of different things could happen. It's likely that most, if not all, of the other players survived the encounter. In that case you would roll a new character and ...

No. While the core books are rather pricey at 40-50$ a pop, you can often get the set of three (that's the Player's Handbook, the Dungeon Master's Guide, and the Monster ...

At least one set of the core books, at least one set of dice (preferably one per player), some paper and pencils, some time, and a table to seat you and ...

The funny-sided dice are no different in function from the six-siders we're used to seeing while playing Monopoly or Yahtzee--they factor random chance into the game. Will you be able to ...

Sometimes, he does. More often, however, the DM is invested in the story being played out in the game world, and he doesn't want to see it all end on the ...

There is no way to answer that question accurately since every game is played by different people with different goals. We should start by pointing out that a single D&D game ...