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Oh Great GR Masters,
I am an avid (albeit new) Dungeons and dragons player wondering what sort of characters the GRandmasters liked to play. I ask because I noticed the hard-to-miss D&D references in your reviews, in particular one that had a link to a picture of an essay (complete with crayon illustrations) by one of you. I thought it was really cool and wondered what your campaigns were like. Do you play version 2.0 or 3.0? What were some of your favorite adventures in those campaigns? Right now I am a half-orc barbarian called Gojo that is trying to help rid our Rogue leader of possession by seemingly unexorcisable evil spirits. Some of the funniest moments in the past couple years have been during D&D sessions, such when some of us caught lycanthropy from a druid werewolf and then were betrayed by the very clerics we hired to cure us. Our adventures only seem to get more wild and unpredictable the further we get into them. I still can't believe how much fun we have role-playing this kind of stuff.
P.S. Nice blog on the Jack Thompson/Adam Sessler debate Though the arguments were a disaster I like awareness the blog brought. More people need to start fighting back against Thompson, and they need to be able to articulate themselves calmly and rationally.
I am an avid (albeit new) Dungeons and dragons player wondering what sort of characters the GRandmasters liked to play. I ask because I noticed the hard-to-miss D&D references in your reviews, in particular one that had a link to a picture of an essay (complete with crayon illustrations) by one of you. I thought it was really cool and wondered what your campaigns were like. Do you play version 2.0 or 3.0? What were some of your favorite adventures in those campaigns? Right now I am a half-orc barbarian called Gojo that is trying to help rid our Rogue leader of possession by seemingly unexorcisable evil spirits. Some of the funniest moments in the past couple years have been during D&D sessions, such when some of us caught lycanthropy from a druid werewolf and then were betrayed by the very clerics we hired to cure us. Our adventures only seem to get more wild and unpredictable the further we get into them. I still can't believe how much fun we have role-playing this kind of stuff.
P.S. Nice blog on the Jack Thompson/Adam Sessler debate Though the arguments were a disaster I like awareness the blog brought. More people need to start fighting back against Thompson, and they need to be able to articulate themselves calmly and rationally.
