You mean to tell me that someone conducted independent research to verify what they saw on TV, and then choose not to believe what they saw on TV based on a real life experience?
I don't believe it.
You mean to tell me that someone conducted independent research to verify what they saw on TV, and then choose not to believe what they saw on TV based on a real life experience?
I don't believe it.
At least she was open minded enough to sit in on the session to determine for herself if it really was satanism.
And her anger actually sounds like it was directed at the satan-preachers, like she was storming off to give them a piece of her mind: "These kids are choosing to play a game that reinforces their math and higher-level thinking skills better than their homework and you want me to stop them!?"
It's math but with enough consulting of books and argumentation about rule mechanics that I swear lawyers would probably make better dnd players than mathematicians
so far all the sessions I've been to have at least one american chopper energy moment over rule disagreements and I love it
every maths professor I've had in college told me to use the simplest numbers possible in my answers because arithmetic is annoying.
Noob, not even using bayesian probability to determine if certs dice rolls should be done /s
Okay, so playing D&D could be helpful to a child interested in a nursing career? Getting the arithmetic fully automatic, since they also have a lot of other details to think about.
A great DnD player is the perfect confluence of math nerd, obnoxious lawyer, and theater kid.
Alright, she's gone, we can start summoning Satan
I was disappointed it wasn’t satanism too.
It can be if you run the campaign right
But if there's lots of DnD in Hell, sign me the fuck up.
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