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Mike Shea's 2016 GM Survey results are in:
>Most people play weekly for about four hours (as expected) with about an hour to two-hours preparation time.
>Over half play at home, about 10% in public, and about 20% play online.
>Over half use their own settings, 38% play in the Realms, and 5% in other D&D settings.
>2/3 run their own adventures, with 1/3 running published adventures.
Source: http://www.enworld.org/forum/content.php?3732-Sly-Flourish-s-2016-D-D-Dungeon-Master-Survey-Results&s=39daad96733456fa21d9fd750755fd5e
38% play in FR, really? Surprising to me.
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>>50773962
>38% play in FR, really? Surprising to me.
How is that surprising? It's the default setting for 5e, promoted heavily and has a lot of support. If people are going to go for an official setting in 5e, it's going to be FR most of the time.
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>>50773962
>38% play in FR
Or thing that's the only setting in D&D
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>>50773962
>Please briefly describe your favorite trick for running a great D&D game.
>Unexpectedly yelling in players' faces
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>>50774000
Surprising because everyone I come across online hates on FR so much.
Which just goes to show you that the internet is not a reflection of reality.
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>>50774000
Isn't FR also the default setting for 5e's Adventure League? Organized play has been getting more and more popular with a lot of systems, and saying most people who play D&D are playing in Forgotten Realms is like saying people who play Pathfinder Society are playing in Golarion, even though it's not by choice so to speak.
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