Serpents and Sepelchers, DnD discussion topic

I wonder if there's a sort of online tutorial that serves as a simple DM so that people can learn how to play more easily.

Oh, off-topic, but badass new HW trailer that features Darunia, Ruto, Shiek, and all the bosses so far: m.youtube.com/watch?v=zNiCRBn0KYM

It doesn't cover Lana's new weapon though, but it does show of some new attacks and Musous.

Everyone can dual wield, and they can dual wield well if they take the proper upgrades. Ranger comes with dual wielding, but it can be easily obtained by fighters as well.

the site Emporer is on has a dice tool, for all of the dice we could need. Who is in charge of rolling should be decided upon before the game starts. Everyone can roll their own dice and record their results, which promotes involvement, or the DM can do everything and ease organization for them. It should just be decided upon before the game starts.

I'm also unable to find a page on hit dice.

I'm thinking of joining but can some one explain how multi classing works in an example. The site linked above worded its multi class section in a way that was confusing for me.

It also said they can wield bows and rapiers, etc.
I'm going for a half elf though, not full.

Is that all to the site, or de we need to look up more? I've read through the stats like str, charisma, etc, and am now reading through alignment.
That low light vision sounds a tad OP. Can see through torched areas? Yes please.

Favored classes are only for multiclassing purposes. Hit dice are found in the class description. For example, a wizard's hit dice is d4. Every time a wizard gains a level, he gains 1-4 hit points + his constitution modifier. He can gain no less than 1 per level, even if he has a negative modifier. His hit points at level 1 are the max hit points he can gain per level. For the wizard, this is 4+his modifier.

Some dungeons are brightly lot, and some dungeons like caves aren't lit at all. Dwarves probably get the better eyes with dark vision. As for other stuff, if you can find a PDF of the Player Handbook, it might be more structured toward beginners, but it has mostly the same info as the site except without some of the extra material the site has from other sources such as psionics and the monster list, but those can be found as PDFs as well.

I knew the hit dice for each class, but I just didn't know how the hit dice was used in hit point calculation until after I asked. Are you guys going for a base health for characters (in order to prevent squishy 1HP fighters) or just assume that the initial roll for calculating health at character creation is the max (if I create a Barbarian, he starts with twelve health not counting Constitution modifiers).