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D&D for complete beginners

You do not need to read a rulebook first. Tell the game what your character does in plain words. The AI asks for a roll when one is needed, and the server does the math.

Play your first adventure

Your first ten minutes

Open First Steps from the adventure library. It starts in one click with a ready-made hero.

The DM introduces one idea at a time: an action, a check, a conversation, a small fight and a rest.

Stuck? Tap one of the moves the DM suggests under the story.

What you actually need to know

Say what you do. Short and specific works best.

When chance matters, you roll a twenty-sided die. Higher is better.

If your hit points reach zero you are not out yet: you roll to survive.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need dice or books?

No. Everything happens in your browser.

Which class should I pick first?

The Warrior is the most forgiving, with the most hit points.

D&D for Beginners: Start Without Learning the Rules | Longrests