Waloon Hamlet

Today we started playing DnD. Our party is bunch of misfits from a city called Triton. We were sent to a small hamlet called Waloon so investigate mysterious activities around it's mausoleum. After meeting some of te townsfolk and buying supplies, we entered the crypt. It's infested with graverobbing goblins. We slayed a few and got out by the skin of our teeth, each earning 525 experience points.

I've got to say, Dungeons and Dragons deserves more credit than people give it. We were sort of playing impromptu also, without any manuals. All we had were penicls, paper, dice, and a lot of imagination. Awesome.

Half-Elf Wizard

Recently, I realized that there was a large area of geekhood that I've never explored. That's right, Dungeons and Dragons. Perhaps one of the dorkiest games ever created. Stereotypically dorky that is. I've played fantasy type games before, but never a hardcore pencil and paper, dice rolling rpg. It turns out a few people in my dorm, whom you would never suspect, used to play it quite a bit. We all made character sheets and will hopefully get a game started tomorrow. This is going to be ridiculously awesome.

My first DnD character (I'll just put the basics)

Name: Daynor Silverbeard
Race: Half-Elf
Class: Wizard
Alignment: Neutral Good
Sex: Male
Lvl: 1
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 125 lbs
Age: 25

Stats
Strength: 6 - 2
Dexterity: 14 + 2
Wisdom: 12 + 1
Intelligence: 16 + 3
Charisma: 14 + 2
Constitution: 12 + 1