[ASMR] Dungeons & Dragons Session (Roleplay, Dice, Page-Flipping, Soft Spoken + Whispering)

Hey, hello, hi!

So, I suppose this can be considered an ASMR roleplay about... roleplaying? Something like that... I, as the dungeon master, will take you through parts of a session, including rolling some dice, reading the rules and facing a foe or two (okay, maybe three).

Disclaimers:

1) The session itself is loosely incorporates elements from the amazing one-shot "Not a Creature Was Stirring" by John Witt (the PC waking up from knocking & animated swords). Here is the download link for that one-shot: https://www.dmsguild.com/product/196948/Not-a-Creature-Was-Stirring

2) There may or may not be some slight differences in sound-levels due to the beginning of the video being soft-spoken and the second half being whispered (which means the sound is louder in the beginning of the video). I tried to fix this post-production, but had a hard time doing it right. I hope you don't mind.

3) Also worth mentioning is that I am a new DM (have barely run any games). As such, I do not claim to make the right choices or be the best at rules around combat, but I am learning. If I say something incorrect, I am sorry. This video is first and foremost for the purposes of ASMR, secondly for getting a picture of how a game can work. I have really wanted to see more ASMR like this (think there might be one or two out there at most that I know of) and thought it would be fun to make, no more than that really.

So, with all those disclaimers out of the way (if anyone bothered to read them, that is), I welcome you into the world of dungeons & dragons and I wish you a good night of sleep or relaxation.

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My name is Emma, a 20-year-old creator from the north of Sweden.
This channel primarily focus on ASMR, or "Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response", a reaction one can have to certain sounds and relaxation. For more information I recommend looking it up on Wikipedia, or just watch and see for yourself! If you are already interested in the topic at hand, I strive to make all sorts of ASMR videos, but perhaps with a bit more focus on the nerdy side of things and just being me (an obessive WoW player and DnD enthusiast). Don't be an elusive watcher - join our little community today!
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