D&D
Spanish speakers usually say dnd, the short name for Dungeons & Dragons, as D&D, keeping the English abbreviation.
The title of the game is normally not translated. Spanish speakers write D&D or DnD when they talk about it.
Did you know?
- In some Spanish gaming circles, players use the term masterizar as a verb, which means to act as the Dungeon Master for a session.
- The word rol is so dominant in Spanish that a person who enjoys D&D might describe themselves as a rolero or rolera rather than a gamer.
- Spanish speakers often use the word ficha to refer to a character sheet, which also means 'token' or 'chip' in other games like chess or poker.
Examples in context
- Mañana jugaremos una partida de D&D.Tomorrow we will play a game of D&D.
- Me encanta la campaña de D&D.I love the D&D campaign.
Example conversation
Two friends are planning a weekend activity.
- Mateo¿Quieres jugar D&D este sábado?Do you want to play D&D this Saturday?
- LucíaSí, me encantaría jugar contigo.Yes, I would love to play with you.
- MateoPerfecto, traeré los libros de D&D.Perfect, I will bring the D&D books.
- LucíaVale, yo traeré los snacks.Okay, I will bring the snacks.
