@@BigFormula93 as a DM with ADHD and Asperger's, I can get distracted but have super detailed memories of most random stuff. This is why I use a notebook
@@dragoninthewest1 and then there's me in which I have ADHD, Asperger's, and am one of the most allergic people in my tristate area. In which I require my players to carry a notebook, and they get rewarded based on how well they do XD.
@@coolboy9979 not forgot, simply difficult to explain. Like, my anxiety twisted my depression's arm and said: "Here! Show them THIS next time they call you lazy! Yes, the color of the soil is VITAL! Make them write it down!" "I was never here, if they ask, just say you don't recall..."
I love it, most people ignore the hyper focus part of ADHD but showing that he somehow had the time to create a giant high detail 3D dungeon with matching minis for the bosses and room based lighting effects for the encounter when he had no time to do so, excellent example
Two speeds: creating a new mini-game-ish system that allows for company/battalion-scale combat and writing ways each player's skills enhances the units they lead, with an intricate map and personally play testing for balance. Ad-libbing literally the entire session with a few piles of pre-planned names/NPC personalities/enemies and running with whatever the players want 100%. Accidentally works great; heavy planning for key moments, decided by the things that the players choose to get themselves into.
@Mothpostle7605 ADD is just an outdated term for ADHD. Having ADD be the one with hyper-focus wouldn't make sense anyway since it just removes "Hyper", not "Attention deficiency"
I think it makes sense because at first you have absolutely nothing to go off of when it comes to preparation and expectations. But when you do finally get the ball rolling, then you suddenly have all these ideas to prepare and everyone's expectations are set in stone so it's much easier to get things rolling once things are nice and set in stone. At least for me that is.
@@hazeltree7738 Wrong on both counts: ADD is an outdated term for a TYPE of ADHD. Not all ADHD is ADD Also removing the “hyper” only really applies to how one expresses it most of the time. You still definitely get hyper focus and a brain that won’t shut up (just becomes daydreams instead of rants). I think that misunderstanding might even be part of the reason the term ADD is outdated
As an ADHD DM, the only inaccuracy is that your players don't also have ADHD and just remain mildly confused and entertained by the sheer chaos of every session. For my group, it constantly feels like every single session is an entirely new game, because all of us pretty consistently forget the specific rules we set last time, or one person does and it changes like an hour of planning. The aforementioned insanity came to a peak when one of my players reminded me of the rules I set in place for Find Familiar mechanics and it interfered with a Warlock thing, and with a single heavy breath, I took two chapters out of my binder and threw them in the trash.
Listen, myself and my DM and fellow players all have non-medicated ADHD, AND I am also the DM for a bunch of teenagers who all have autism and non-medicated ADHD; saying this is accurate is an understatement. Absolutely on the nose about being able to astound players with the creativity and commitment!
Oh my god. As a DM with ADHD this is so on point. Forgetting names, places, plot points, rules, past rule changes, MY OWN HOMEBREW RULES, so much goes out the mental window from session to session. I should read my old notes and review my players sheets, but instead I stay up until 3 AM the night before a game crafting props that may or may not even come into play. Also unpainted minis are a staple at my table. Having anything fully finished as a ADHDM is against the law.
Really? For me the forgetting stuff was the least relatable. But I also have notes and habe players recount the last session at the beginning so I might have just dealt with it without knowing... Or as an interest based learner I just keep the interesting stuff (all of DND) in my head immediately.
My dm has adhd, and so do all of us as players, and something that has really helped everyone is that several of us players take really really in depth notes (kind of a transcript). It's a record for them so they can go back and look and everything that's happened in past sessions and for us, it keeps our attention focused on scenes we aren't in. It's a win/win and I've never been this invested in a game I've been in before
As someone with ADHD who is a forever dm, the "you let me do that two sessions ago" is something that really upset me in my early dming years that I and my players eventually grew out of doing it and reminding me about it repsctivley. Generally I rule that whatever I said the first time is what goes. So I like to write down all of my "past rules that I made up because I didn't know what else to say that I will probably change at some point"
I belief the best way to handle such situations is to write down the situation, tell your players "thats how i rule it NOW, i will look it up after the session and tell you how it works and we go by that next time". That way you don't hinder the flow of the game, but you also dont make up a rule on the spot that might ruin the balance of your game (twinned fire ball ;-) )
I hate how I didnt catch the first one until the socond watch, i was like "damn, 23 damage, that's a lot", then when said he used his greatsword I was like "ok, so you didnt kick him, you cut him in half"
there are some sketches that can happen to any DM, sometimes as a DM you have to do so many things at the same time that is difficult to focus on everything
Can you please do one where the players all have ADHD and the DM doesn’t. This is the Table I play at and it’s all chaos all the time. which is perfect because the DM specifically asked for chaos, I don’t know what she was thinking but it is glorious!
As a DM, I cat attest that it's fun, and frustrating *Me(DM):* " The goblins are approaching, darting from bush to hedge, making sure they have cover." *Party (talking over each other):* "What kind of hedges? Do the hedges have berries? Do the bushes? Are the bushes different from the hedges? Are there any trees? Can I hide behind a tree? Do the trees have berries?" *Me:* "uhhh . . . Now you hear the sound of other goblins sneaking up behind you " *Party:* "Is that where the trees are? How many trees? Can I shoot them with my bow? Are they camouflaged? What color are my arrows? What color are my gloves? You have gloves? I want gloves. Yeah, me too,!" *Me:* " . . . "
… yeah. I feel it. I usually have several sessions planned out. Not because I pace myself and work on things through the week. But because I panicked, hyper fixated, and churned out a LOT last minute.
As a pretty new DM myself, who crafts every single map and terrain, who also has motherflippin ADHD, you just made me realize some stuff. There´s some advantages and CLEARLY some disadvantages lol.
You have no idea how this captures ADHD DMs almost PERFECTLY. I do every single one of these things, save for I KNOW I need to plan things so I have a super basic outline to kinda keep me on track, but the number of times I’ve thrown it to the side cannot be counted. I love your videos, this one is just icing on the cake.
Thinking back of all the cool homebrew stuff I introduced into my games for exactly one session before either forgetting or realizing I massively underestimated how much of a pain in the ass it'd be.
This is an actual direct attack against me. Down to the "remind me what that does again?" "Wait that was an entirely different campaign" It all runs together, all the voices in my head all the characters just become one giant amalgamation Also the preparation part is me too.
The management in my head are at an eternal war and sometimes a temporary dictator is established but they never last long enough to bring some form of coordination.
I often have the "I havent prepared a single thing for this session, so theater of the mind and sharpie marker maps are all we got" to the next next session ive now preppared the next 3 dungeons, made them on inkarnate with excessive detail and fully written out loot tables and encounters with custom made enemy stat blocks and items.
My daughter has ADHD and is about to DM for us. This seems like it's probably a pretty accurate interpretation of what we're in for. I'm gonna check out that Kickstarter now.
Why is this so flipping accurate😂😂😂 This is literally just me as a dm, not preparing anything, then having a full dungeon in the next 3 hours, talking about random crap, forgetting who people are, and just throwing out DCs because I can't bother asking everyone individually. Very accurate 😂
I watch a lot of stuff on RUclips that is only mildly entertaining and I ask myself why I'm even doing this to myself. Then I watch your content which is so relatable and funny that I'm belly laughing and making my grandmother whom I'm visiting , think I've become a gremlin. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your skits and videos. You truly are one of the few that actually makes me feel something.❤
As a guy with terrible ADHD, and a guy who both founded and dm d for my schools DND club, I can confirm I made up the entire campaign as we were going and it more or less worked out
This is so validating and hilarious. I've already watched it twice and fully intend to watch it 3 more times so I can perfectly quote whenever I need it 👌🏻
as an ADHDungeon master I can confirm it is like that. I can literally make a nothing session one week, and the next week hyper fixate to the point where I make a full map and one of the best combats my players have ever been in.
As a fellow DM with ADHD, I thought this was awesome, but you left out one thing: Um, the thing you left out was, uh... hang on... uh, shoot. I just had it. Man, what was the thing I was just thinking of? ...it just completely slipped my mind. Anyway, whose turn was it?
I feel called out. 😂 I once built an escape room for my players, skipping two entire night of sleep to do it, and proceeded to run THE most boring combat session because I was so groggy.
I have ADHD and i am a DM and my entire dnd has ADHD so we call ourselfs ADH-DND which we find very funny and we all love playing dnd even though we are all new to dnd. And Jacob was the reason i wanted to play dnd he also helped me with is so much.
My advice for fellow ADHD DMs: start with a pre-made adventure, make some random encounter tables, and let the dice and the players guide the action. Will they free the town from the raiding goblins? Probably not, but they're going to be stoked as hell to discover the completely unplanned dungeon beneath the town that in no way resembles the various traps and challenges of Kevin McAllister.
My players think I play music and sfx for atmosphere. And I do. But the core purpose is that music fitting the setting and atmosphere of the scene keeps me focused and remembers shit. I play lil tunes and sounds to keep my brain happy like a fkn song bird.
I have ADHD and Im at stage where I threaten to DM all the time, my forever DM strongly encourages cuz he could finally play, but then I dont do anything
4:17 "I also had enough time to print the false Hydra but didn't have enough time to paint it" "WHEN DID YOU HAVE TIME FOR THIS????" This got me bursting with laughter. Like an 11 on a scale of 1-10. As someone with ADHD, time management is weird and I love it! The clip, not my own time management btw.
My parents swore they had me tested for ADHD twice as a kid and said I didn't have it but every video I watch about what ADHD is like tells I got that shit bad
I'm a DM, it's so weird to have one session be compltetely unprepared and then just... prep 3 sessions in advance with 12 maps ready, around 20 NPCs created and like 2 whole cities with locations prepped in under a week. I don't understand the brain
Man. That alternating state of "Can't put a minute of effective work into it" and "Hyper focused on it for 17 hours and did a week worth of advancement" about a thing you like to do is just too real. Fricking hate being like this, man. You never get the state you need at the right moment and there is just no in between, ever.
I havent been diagnosed with ADHD, but I've had two therapists mention it...this is eerily familiar to but I havent DM'd enough sessions yet to be sure...I'm unsettled.
'Past DM is wack' is going immediately into my favorite sayings pile and I will be using it frequently and without remorse.
For me past Jacob is wack will now be how I will describe any past mistakes I might have made.
I say this like every session I run
Right on
As a game developer looking into my functions and balance, I already do that :P
Same :)
As a DM with ADHD, I can relate very much to the bursts of energy and the „when did you have time for this“. Just happens 😂
Do you also forget everything?
@@BigFormula93 as a DM with ADHD and Asperger's, I can get distracted but have super detailed memories of most random stuff. This is why I use a notebook
@@dragoninthewest1 and then there's me in which I have ADHD, Asperger's, and am one of the most allergic people in my tristate area. In which I require my players to carry a notebook, and they get rewarded based on how well they do XD.
@@coolboy9979 not forgot, simply difficult to explain.
Like, my anxiety twisted my depression's arm and said:
"Here! Show them THIS next time they call you lazy! Yes, the color of the soil is VITAL! Make them write it down!"
"I was never here, if they ask, just say you don't recall..."
hyperfocus baby. Its our super power. And detriment sometimes..
I love it, most people ignore the hyper focus part of ADHD but showing that he somehow had the time to create a giant high detail 3D dungeon with matching minis for the bosses and room based lighting effects for the encounter when he had no time to do so, excellent example
Two speeds: creating a new mini-game-ish system that allows for company/battalion-scale combat and writing ways each player's skills enhances the units they lead, with an intricate map and personally play testing for balance.
Ad-libbing literally the entire session with a few piles of pre-planned names/NPC personalities/enemies and running with whatever the players want 100%.
Accidentally works great; heavy planning for key moments, decided by the things that the players choose to get themselves into.
@Mothpostle7605 ADD is just an outdated term for ADHD. Having ADD be the one with hyper-focus wouldn't make sense anyway since it just removes "Hyper", not "Attention deficiency"
I think it makes sense because at first you have absolutely nothing to go off of when it comes to preparation and expectations. But when you do finally get the ball rolling, then you suddenly have all these ideas to prepare and everyone's expectations are set in stone so it's much easier to get things rolling once things are nice and set in stone. At least for me that is.
@@hazeltree7738 Wrong on both counts:
ADD is an outdated term for a TYPE of ADHD. Not all ADHD is ADD
Also removing the “hyper” only really applies to how one expresses it most of the time. You still definitely get hyper focus and a brain that won’t shut up (just becomes daydreams instead of rants).
I think that misunderstanding might even be part of the reason the term ADD is outdated
As an ADHD DM, the only inaccuracy is that your players don't also have ADHD and just remain mildly confused and entertained by the sheer chaos of every session. For my group, it constantly feels like every single session is an entirely new game, because all of us pretty consistently forget the specific rules we set last time, or one person does and it changes like an hour of planning.
The aforementioned insanity came to a peak when one of my players reminded me of the rules I set in place for Find Familiar mechanics and it interfered with a Warlock thing, and with a single heavy breath, I took two chapters out of my binder and threw them in the trash.
Listen, myself and my DM and fellow players all have non-medicated ADHD, AND I am also the DM for a bunch of teenagers who all have autism and non-medicated ADHD; saying this is accurate is an understatement. Absolutely on the nose about being able to astound players with the creativity and commitment!
Oh my god. As a DM with ADHD this is so on point. Forgetting names, places, plot points, rules, past rule changes, MY OWN HOMEBREW RULES, so much goes out the mental window from session to session. I should read my old notes and review my players sheets, but instead I stay up until 3 AM the night before a game crafting props that may or may not even come into play.
Also unpainted minis are a staple at my table. Having anything fully finished as a ADHDM is against the law.
...Do I have ADHD..?
Really? For me the forgetting stuff was the least relatable. But I also have notes and habe players recount the last session at the beginning so I might have just dealt with it without knowing... Or as an interest based learner I just keep the interesting stuff (all of DND) in my head immediately.
My dm has adhd, and so do all of us as players, and something that has really helped everyone is that several of us players take really really in depth notes (kind of a transcript). It's a record for them so they can go back and look and everything that's happened in past sessions and for us, it keeps our attention focused on scenes we aren't in. It's a win/win and I've never been this invested in a game I've been in before
As someone with ADHD who is a forever dm, the "you let me do that two sessions ago" is something that really upset me in my early dming years that I and my players eventually grew out of doing it and reminding me about it repsctivley. Generally I rule that whatever I said the first time is what goes. So I like to write down all of my "past rules that I made up because I didn't know what else to say that I will probably change at some point"
That’s the best way to do it, honestly. Don’t get too hung up on RAW, just go with the flow. The DM is supposed to have fun, too! =)
And if you want to change it, just meet with your players and make sure you're all on the same page
I belief the best way to handle such situations is to write down the situation, tell your players "thats how i rule it NOW, i will look it up after the session and tell you how it works and we go by that next time". That way you don't hinder the flow of the game, but you also dont make up a rule on the spot that might ruin the balance of your game (twinned fire ball ;-) )
That part on not knowing how any spells work but then knowing the ins and outs of a particular spell is definitely on brand lol
I hate how I didnt catch the first one until the socond watch, i was like "damn, 23 damage, that's a lot", then when said he used his greatsword I was like "ok, so you didnt kick him, you cut him in half"
there are some sketches that can happen to any DM, sometimes as a DM you have to do so many things at the same time that is difficult to focus on everything
Can you please do one where the players all have ADHD and the DM doesn’t. This is the Table I play at and it’s all chaos all the time. which is perfect because the DM specifically asked for chaos, I don’t know what she was thinking but it is glorious!
As a DM, I cat attest that it's fun, and frustrating
*Me(DM):* " The goblins are approaching, darting from bush to hedge, making sure they have cover."
*Party (talking over each other):* "What kind of hedges? Do the hedges have berries? Do the bushes? Are the bushes different from the hedges? Are there any trees? Can I hide behind a tree? Do the trees have berries?"
*Me:* "uhhh . . . Now you hear the sound of other goblins sneaking up behind you "
*Party:* "Is that where the trees are? How many trees? Can I shoot them with my bow? Are they camouflaged? What color are my arrows? What color are my gloves? You have gloves? I want gloves. Yeah, me too,!"
*Me:* " . . . "
@James Joy But did everyone get gloves? Did the trees have berries? You can't just ignore important details like this!
Now I need to know🤦♀️
@@DiscoTimelordASD 😂
Yes they all got gloves . . .
But one pair carried a Terrible Curse!
And the trees bore *(rolls d12, shrugs)* potatoes!
@James Joy I am at peace now lol
I am also stealing the trees for my fanfiction because that is just hella creative.
Good lord. I've been there. You have my sympathy.
… yeah. I feel it. I usually have several sessions planned out. Not because I pace myself and work on things through the week. But because I panicked, hyper fixated, and churned out a LOT last minute.
Being brand new to DnD, DMing, and being a massive Witcher 3 fan i think i found my nrw favorite channel lol
As a pretty new DM myself, who crafts every single map and terrain, who also has motherflippin ADHD, you just made me realize some stuff. There´s some advantages and CLEARLY some disadvantages lol.
Looking into a wall for an hour is too relatable XD I hate it and i love it
1:18 I already feel attacked. But pretty sure I've said the literal same things.
You have no idea how this captures ADHD DMs almost PERFECTLY. I do every single one of these things, save for I KNOW I need to plan things so I have a super basic outline to kinda keep me on track, but the number of times I’ve thrown it to the side cannot be counted. I love your videos, this one is just icing on the cake.
Thinking back of all the cool homebrew stuff I introduced into my games for exactly one session before either forgetting or realizing I massively underestimated how much of a pain in the ass it'd be.
As someone with adhd and also has dm'd I would say this is the most accurate representation of my time playing dnd
This is an actual direct attack against me. Down to the "remind me what that does again?"
"Wait that was an entirely different campaign"
It all runs together, all the voices in my head all the characters just become one giant amalgamation
Also the preparation part is me too.
The management in my head are at an eternal war and sometimes a temporary dictator is established but they never last long enough to bring some form of coordination.
I often have the "I havent prepared a single thing for this session, so theater of the mind and sharpie marker maps are all we got" to the next next session ive now preppared the next 3 dungeons, made them on inkarnate with excessive detail and fully written out loot tables and encounters with custom made enemy stat blocks and items.
When I was playing Elden Ring I wanted to make a Grafted Scion as a dnd enemy
My daughter has ADHD and is about to DM for us. This seems like it's probably a pretty accurate interpretation of what we're in for.
I'm gonna check out that Kickstarter now.
It hurts me how accurate that was.
Why is this so flipping accurate😂😂😂
This is literally just me as a dm, not preparing anything, then having a full dungeon in the next 3 hours, talking about random crap, forgetting who people are, and just throwing out DCs because I can't bother asking everyone individually. Very accurate 😂
I watch a lot of stuff on RUclips that is only mildly entertaining and I ask myself why I'm even doing this to myself. Then I watch your content which is so relatable and funny that I'm belly laughing and making my grandmother whom I'm visiting , think I've become a gremlin. Thank you for all the time and effort you put into your skits and videos. You truly are one of the few that actually makes me feel something.❤
1:29 I havent encountered ths situation as a dm yet, but this is the classic "Whoops, I forgot you existed because my hyperfixation was brought up!"
''When did you have time for this''
God I take it personally thank you so much god i love this man
As a guy with terrible ADHD, and a guy who both founded and dm d for my schools DND club, I can confirm I made up the entire campaign as we were going and it more or less worked out
This is so validating and hilarious. I've already watched it twice and fully intend to watch it 3 more times so I can perfectly quote whenever I need it 👌🏻
Watching myself on screen is so insane, out of body experience
"When did you have time for this?!"
"ROLL INITIATIVE!"
This bit lives in my head rent-free.
This is why- as a man with ADHD- I make notes. On the lore, plot, and my players.
as an ADHDungeon master I can confirm it is like that. I can literally make a nothing session one week, and the next week hyper fixate to the point where I make a full map and one of the best combats my players have ever been in.
My last GM had ADHD and this is frighteningly accurate.
36 year-old with ADHD here, been GM'ing games for 20 years. Staring at the wall thinking accounts for 90% of my prep, 😂.
This guy sounds like the worst DM ever, and the best DM ever, at the same time.
I have never felt so personally attacked in my life
"When did you have time for this?!"
*"ROLL INITIATIVE!!"*
the fact that I had to rewind this video to damn near the beginning because I realized I wasn't paying attention
As someone who's about to start a new campaign as a DM and also has unmedicated ADHD, this is so accurate to how I'm gonna be
As an ADHDer and DM, I felt called out with every word you said. SPECIALLY the complete improv 8 hours session part.
So this is a prophecy of what will happen when I try to start a campaign instead of one shots. Got it. 😂
As a fellow DM with ADHD, I thought this was awesome, but you left out one thing: Um, the thing you left out was, uh... hang on... uh, shoot. I just had it. Man, what was the thing I was just thinking of? ...it just completely slipped my mind. Anyway, whose turn was it?
As someone who is neurodivergent and a budding DM, I find this somewhat relatable.
As a forever DM with ADHD, this is very accurate.
As a dm with ADHD this is truly terrifyingly accurate
As a young DM with ADHD, and several similar friends who play, I can say this is quite accurate 😅
I feel called out. 😂 I once built an escape room for my players, skipping two entire night of sleep to do it, and proceeded to run THE most boring combat session because I was so groggy.
Oh my god, I’m not even a DM (Player) and the ADHD is frighteningly accurate.
"when did you have time for this"
i didnt
As a DM with ADHD I feel called out
Anytime a player asks a question at the table I immediately blurt out the answer before realizing I'm not the DM and I just interrupted him.
I have ADHD and i am a DM and my entire dnd has ADHD so we call ourselfs ADH-DND which we find very funny and we all love playing dnd even though we are all new to dnd.
And Jacob was the reason i wanted to play dnd he also helped me with is so much.
I sent this to my friend with ADHD and she related to everything here
My advice for fellow ADHD DMs: start with a pre-made adventure, make some random encounter tables, and let the dice and the players guide the action. Will they free the town from the raiding goblins? Probably not, but they're going to be stoked as hell to discover the completely unplanned dungeon beneath the town that in no way resembles the various traps and challenges of Kevin McAllister.
This is probably the most accurate depiction of ADHD I've seen 😅
As a dungeon master with adhd, this is scarily accurate
Jacob stop spying on me during d&d...any other time is fine.
My players think I play music and sfx for atmosphere. And I do. But the core purpose is that music fitting the setting and atmosphere of the scene keeps me focused and remembers shit. I play lil tunes and sounds to keep my brain happy like a fkn song bird.
I can now confidently say sorry to all my players.
I have ADHD and Im at stage where I threaten to DM all the time, my forever DM strongly encourages cuz he could finally play, but then I dont do anything
4:17 "I also had enough time to print the false Hydra but didn't have enough time to paint it" "WHEN DID YOU HAVE TIME FOR THIS????"
This got me bursting with laughter. Like an 11 on a scale of 1-10. As someone with ADHD, time management is weird and I love it! The clip, not my own time management btw.
Dammit yeah as a DM with ADHD yes I can say that I decided to draw almost every NPC in my campaign including the PCs
I have never DM'd or even really played D&D, but this feels very relatable, this'd be me...
Awfully bold to start the ADHD video with an ad my guy
And then DM accidentally falls asleep while players have a chat
One of the few d&d creators that's ACTUALLY funny.
I feel jacob has been getting in my house and stalking me and my friends while im DMing😂
As an ADHD DM, this is too true.
Everyone in my party has ADHD *EXCEPT* the DM...lol we have fun
My parents swore they had me tested for ADHD twice as a kid and said I didn't have it but every video I watch about what ADHD is like tells I got that shit bad
This is a whole ass call-out....
Oh shit, I feel so called out by so many of these. Maybe it's finally time to get myself checked for ADHD.
😂 this is my exact DM style. To my players, I apologize, we’re going on a wild ride!
My bf, ADHD: does this
me, autism: flips between this and the opposite on a metaphysical dice roll
our games: incomprehensible
I'm a DM, it's so weird to have one session be compltetely unprepared and then just... prep 3 sessions in advance with 12 maps ready, around 20 NPCs created and like 2 whole cities with locations prepped in under a week.
I don't understand the brain
ADHD is a very inconvenient super power.
That Last of Us bit was too accurate, I watched the show and now have a whole dungeon with infected
Man. That alternating state of "Can't put a minute of effective work into it" and "Hyper focused on it for 17 hours and did a week worth of advancement" about a thing you like to do is just too real. Fricking hate being like this, man. You never get the state you need at the right moment and there is just no in between, ever.
I hate how accurate this is
HEY I may have adhd but I remember my rulings!
...Until pressure makes me forget what breathing is like
You nailed at the resident evil
Literally me and every DM in my playgroup 😂
We all have ADHD
When the DM loses the CON save
dude ive never been so represented on my entire life LOL
I love ADHD Jacob. Give me more of him.
You're in your 40s.
You wake up on a Saturday and watch a dnd video.
You realize you may have ADHD.
I havent been diagnosed with ADHD, but I've had two therapists mention it...this is eerily familiar to but I havent DM'd enough sessions yet to be sure...I'm unsettled.
Seeing the last one, i now Want a dm with ADHD
TIL, I guess I have ADHD because this is literally just me DMing.
This should just be renamed to "POV: your DM"
This was disgustingly accurate.
I don’t have ADHD but I do have some executive function issues and this is intensely relatable
Don't attack me like this.
I cast Wish at 9th level with a Nat 20 to make the entire new dungeon disappear into the void.
This... is far too relatable
My DM has ADHD and this tracks
I feel *very* called out
... Maybe I should get an ADHD diagnosis...