The rules of DnD
Dungeons & Dragons, simply shortened to DnD, is a fantasy role-playing game that is based on storytelling. All stories that are told by the Dungeons master have a structure and a method for determining the consequences of the characters’ actions. Players roll dice to find out whether their attacks hit or miss, or whether their characters can do a certain action or attack. After creating their characters, each with a story to tell, precise characteristics and potential, the DM describes to the players where they are and what surrounds them, giving them options to interact. The players in turn describe what they intend to do. Then the DM decides what the consequences of their actions will be. When the outcome of an action is uncertain, the game is left to the roll of the peculiar 20-sided die, which will determine success or failure. If the total is equal to or greater than the target number, then success will result. Otherwise, it will determine failure. It is usually the DM who determines the target numbers and reports to the players whether their trials were successful or failed.
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