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This much-beloved edition full of unique skills, feats, prestige classes, and highly tactical combat, remains a staple of TTRPG gaming with vast potential for customization within its tomes.

The best approach to managing a mixed group of experience levels will depend on your ability to navigate the different needs of these players.

Dungeons & Dragons (D&D), the iconic tabletop role-playing game, has experienced a renaissance in recent years, partly thanks to the rise of online platforms and virtual tools.

Which is the best virtual tabletop to run older versions of D&D? Let’s say a version like 3/3.5th Edition. Well, look no further; here are some of the best ones.

Whether you’re trying to run your own game, or you’re looking for the best time to hire a StartPlaying Pro DM for your group, juggling everyone’s availability can be a nightmare. 

So you’re ready to start playing D&D. Or more accurately, you want to be ready to start playing D&D. The only problem is… you don’t know where to start. Or what to start with. Or what you might need.

D&D has a 50 year history now and is largely responsible for all the other TTRPG (Tabletop Role Playing Games) that have come since. Born from wargaming, a love of Tolkien, and the game Chainmail 1974’s Dungeons and Dragons revolutionized gaming and created a new way to game that most people are familiar with today. A game played with polyhedral (many sided) dice and most specifically the D20 or 20 sided dice (known mathematically as icosahedron). The D20 sits at the core of D&D.