In this weeks episode of Roll To Talk, we are talking about accessibility in DND and the tools you can use for players and dms who have challenges when comes to stuff that other people can do easily! Hope you all enjoy!~

So fun fact, Dungeons and Dragons is not bound to big rule books and lore guides of the world that its set in. There are so many other official and inspired Dungeons and Dragons media out there and we're here to talk about our favorites from shows, movies, books, anime, and other media for the artistic world!

Congrats! You have built your character, you have joined a campaign, and you are super excited to play! But now there is one gate to crash through how to play Dungeons and Dragons exactly. That's where we, totally qualified nerds who play a lot of D&D on the internet, come into play! We shall show you the ropes and how to play this wonderful game!

Dungeons and Dragons is a fun game. There is always something for everyone. But there is one hurdle everyone has to go through and learn to translate. And that would be the very overcomplicated and overwhelming building a character for your DnD game. Fert Not, Witty and Dice are gonna help you understand the ins and out of the character sheet and what does what.

Roleplaying can be a very intimidating thing to do. Everyone can say what they want their character to do and roll a dice. However, roleplaying is usually a scary factor in itself. But it's okay! Wittyxwitch and Dice and Autism got your back and will provide some tips and their insight about roleplaying in Dungeons and Dragons.

Welcome to the premiere of Roll To Talk! To start things right when diving into Dungeons and Dragons and any TTRPGs, you gotta make sure you, as the player, and the dm is safe. And the way to do it is using safety tools and using the ones that work best for you and the group! Hope you enjoy!