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You can't play D&D with only one player. FALSE! - Here's how...

"You can't play Dungeons & Dragons with a single player character, it is designed for 3-5 players!" - Well, most official modules or examples in the DMG are designed for a party size of about four players or so, true. However, it is a common misconception that you got to have a large group. One Dungeon Master and one Player is all you need. However, there are a few things to consider... Playing Dungeons & Dragons with a single player Do you want to play D&D, but you are struggling to find enough people for "decent" group? Don't worry about it, all you need is two people! I think it even is beneficial to start with a very small group to familiarize yourself with the game because it can be a little overwhelming at first. In a very small group, however, with people you feel comfortable to be around, who are just as eager and excited to play the game as you, it is very rewarding and fun to explore the vast world of Dungeons & Dragons. The...

Review: ODROID-GO - Build your own Super-GameBoy for 32$

It looks like a GameBoy, it feels like a GameBoy, it sounds like a GameBoy, but it's so much more than that. The ODROID-GO was released by Hardkernel, a South Korean electronics company that is known for their modern, 'Raspberry Pi'-like single board computers. For their 10th anniversary, however, they are giving us a little piece of nostalgia for the small price of 32$. Fully assembled ORDOID-GO running The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons (GBC) What exactly is the ODROID-GO? The ODROID-GO uses a custom ESP32-WROVER module @ 240 MHz with a 16 MB flash memory, 4 MB of PSRAM, coupled with a 320x240 pixel display and *more technical MumboJumbo...* Well, to get to the point: it's basically a DIY handheld console, closely resembling a GameBoy Color in appearance, that you have to put together from individual parts (don't worry, anyone can do it without any tools except a small screwdriver). It uses an emulator to not only run GameBoy and GameBoy Color games,...

The Adventures of Amber Oakwood | D&D 5e | Single Player Dungeons and Dragons

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