I’ve never been ashamed of my geekiness. Even though I don’t have much time for it, I don’t think I’ve made much of a secret that I’m a Games Workshop player and that I have been playing RPGs of some kind since junior high, primarily Dungeons & Dragons.
I’ve been playing with the same people, more or less, for over 13 years. In fact I’m blogging from our monthly game right now!
D&D has definitely experienced a bit of mainstream exposure in the last few years. Chief among them being the D&D episode of “Community.” Really, when it comes down to it, I can’t argue the geekiness of the game. Role playing games require a certain amount of commitment and storytelling, but if you like telling stories and aren’t too shy about sounding silly at a table with your friends then it is definitely worth trying.
Now I’m going to go. We are transporting a wagon on refugees to the last bastion of human resistance in this fantasy world. I need to go chop up some Orcs.
See you next time!
I’ve been playing with the same people, more or less, for over 13 years. In fact I’m blogging from our monthly game right now!
D&D has definitely experienced a bit of mainstream exposure in the last few years. Chief among them being the D&D episode of “Community.” Really, when it comes down to it, I can’t argue the geekiness of the game. Role playing games require a certain amount of commitment and storytelling, but if you like telling stories and aren’t too shy about sounding silly at a table with your friends then it is definitely worth trying.
Now I’m going to go. We are transporting a wagon on refugees to the last bastion of human resistance in this fantasy world. I need to go chop up some Orcs.
See you next time!
I’ve never seen what D&D looks like…thanks for the glimpse. 🙂
I was able to retrieve the text from the post as well, so now there’s more than just a picture.
Well, aren’t you just the sneaky one. I wondered what you were doing ticking away at your phone for so long. I thought maybe you were calculating the speed of fire propagation based on the wind velocity and and dryness of the grass in which our characters were standing. No?
Nah, Jeff already had that figured out.