How To Find D&D Groups Without Leaving Home

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Finding a Dungeons & Dragons group can be challenging, especially when a prospective player doesn’t know where (or how) to look. Although there are many forums, discords, and other online communities dedicated to finding D&D groups, finding the right fit can be tricky. Most players join several games before they find a group that ultimately fits their playstyle.

But prospective players can take the time to think deeply about what kind of D&D group would be a good fit, which can go a long way toward streamlining the search process. Some players enjoy light-hearted campaigns, with flexible rules and lots of laughs, while others enjoy the challenge of a treacherous campaign that rigidly follows the game’s rules. Some players seek out games based around a particular D&D book or style of homebrew campaign, or a world they would like to explore. Most D&D groups play live sessions, but some groups may follow a “play by post” model, in which players type out their characters’ actions, dialogue, and dice roles. D&D is an incredibly versatile game, which means finding a group can be a daunting prospect. Setting goals can help to narrow the search. 

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One way to find a D&D group is to look on forums. DnDBeyond, Roll20, and r/lookingforgroup all have active communities that are constantly seeking good new D&D party members. Reading and responding to compatible “players wanted” posts is a great way to find a group. While searching, prioritize longer posts that offer detailed information, as these indicate a dedicated group. Additionally, engaging with D&D focused communities is a great way to find a group. Most D&D podcasts and streams have Discord servers, which often have specified