Questions to everyone on ASDF (Please, read the original post.)

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[Froggychum]

is the good an affiliation or did you mean moral?

if so please specify (wow im such a profound zealot and not cringy at all):

-human morality?

-natural / cosmic morality? (such a thing does not exist, morality is a human construct and 'by default' there is just amorality, which again is a term we placed on the truth of the world, the world is heartless, and that is neither bad or good, just true.)

if human, at what stage or state of development are we talking about? not only that, but in what situation and what time in that situation is this human asked of their concept? Is anything being held leverage against them? are they being defensive?

fine, i'll answer to my best :

- asdf is a place where humans often are nice to other humans, so it's 'good'


oh my god the answers to your second question are hilarious lmao, those guys sound like a blast. As for me, you've told me much more than enough times that it means You Steak. and the 6s are because your autistic and like school or whatever probs both.

answer 3: yea sure


where is my thanks????????????????????

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[Shai'tan]

-Do you agree with me that ASDF is a forum of The Good?

Not sure what The Good is, but I can agree is a good forum. It hopefully has a positive impact on its members.

-What association does the word "Ivokyuftaf" make you think about?

You, the user on this forum. Don't really have anything else to associate it with.

-Is it fine that I asked in one and the same topic and post questions that do not have any relation to each other?

Perfectly natural in this forum to go off on tangents, change subjects, or be off-topic.

[Froggychum]

you are a hexaphile

[atomtengeralattjaro]

what is that?

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[Froggychum]

actually yes. philia means admiratin if im correct and that is why philosophy makes more sice than pedophilia which should be pederos

[Anonymously Famous]

This is a forum. On the D&D alignment scale, I'd put it somewhere in "chaotic neutral".

I associate your forum name with you, as you appear on this forum.

Questions that don't relate to each other are a blast!

[assdef]

Speaking of D&D, how does one become a dungeon master? I adore D&D but none of my friends do, so my ability to practice/experience is very limited. Thoughts, suggestions?

[Greyson]

Speaking of D&D, how does one become a dungeon master? I adore D&D but none of my friends do, so my ability to practice/experience is very limited. Thoughts, suggestions?

Word. I always wanted to play D&D but the lack of friends sure puts a stop to that. Which is kind of disappointing to be honest.

[atomtengeralattjaro]

have you tried finding some dungeons with maybe some dragons in them?

[Shai'tan]

Speaking of D&D, how does one become a dungeon master? I adore D&D but none of my friends do, so my ability to practice/experience is very limited. Thoughts, suggestions?

Tons of resources out there if you are interested. I would suggest Matt Colville who has a ton of great advice. Start here.
If you want to bring your friends in who never played before Critical Role just launched a small show about this called Handbooker Helper, there's only one video out now though.
I greatly enjoy using DnD Beyond when I play, but be warned that you will have to buy the books in only digital form there, for the same price as a hardcover. Haven't tried it much as a DM, but as a player it works great.

This is all extra though. Mostly what you actually need to play D&D is limited to the Player Handbook (or at least the core rules) and some imagination*. The DMs Guide and the Monster Manual are not mandatory for the DM, but are great resources to help you out.


*As evidenced by the red box (starter set for 5E)

Speaking of D&D, how does one become a dungeon master? I adore D&D but none of my friends do, so my ability to practice/experience is very limited. Thoughts, suggestions?

Word. I always wanted to play D&D but the lack of friends sure puts a stop to that. Which is kind of disappointing to be honest.

You could always try online.

[Ml08180]

Also look for a local games store if you have one, most places that sell D&D equipment also have a place where people actually play the game and I'm sure you could find a group that wouldn't mind you watching a game or two just to learn