Why Going Off-Script In DnD Is Not Always Bad | Narrated D&D Story

How quickly the roll of the dice can turn a villain into an inconsequential bump in the road. These are the best damn moments. A DM can’t plan for this, player’s can’t predict it. That’s the beauty of it. We aren’t playing a perfectly scripted story. The crazy and unknown are what makes this game great. Embrace the dice gods as they make or break your campaigns.

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Credits
Story Source: Reddit: death_of_the_invincible_dragon
Video Editor: Shawn Kadian
Editors: Lonny Foran ([email protected])
Narration: MyLo (Twitter/VoMylo)
Thumbnail Art & Channel Artwork: NalaFontaine (Twitter/@nala_fontaine)

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