First time for me and my friends playing D&D before and I'm

Don't do it. Start slow, focus on the game and your players first. When you get a good hang of it start incrementing the games, as those things will inevitably distract you and the players. Voices, props, lightning, music, all can make your game better, but they take some effort and should only be introduced when you already can handle DMing during the session without much effort. No music will ever make up for flaws in adventure design and information dispensing.

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https://donjon.bin.sh/

http://tabletopaudio.com/

And, your best bet for music is to remember video games you're hoping to match the tone of, and pilfering their soundtracks. Dark Souls for dark themes, Chrystal Chronicles for lighter games, and you can find just about every major game's OST on youtube.

>>50973543
>Playing D&D
That right there is the biggest mistake. Your game is already doomed.

>>50973543
Google Kobold fight club.

The first rule is YIP YIP!

>>50976741
This is false.

>>50976843
It's a trash game to play. OP is just going to end up disappointed when one of the party spellcasters finds a way to nuke whatever threat he throws in a single round. It's gonna go down the tubes.

>>50976882
>nuke
More like use Sleep on it.

>>50976913
Just as accurate.

>>50976913
Sleep + Coup de Grace is as much of a show stopper as the high end-magic would be.

>>50976843
Don't reply to trolls.

>>50977013
Was more hoping OP would see it and not get discouraged.