What is this week if not a perfect opportunity to play Dungeons and Dragons?

He needs something more than just that

All I want for Christmas is more games I won't play

Not GG

Roll the dice and see

I'm not a player, I'm a gamer

There's nothing like cold weather to inspire a little DnD playing in your life

December is the perfect month to game . It's the easiest answer to the question: “What shall I do tonight seeing it's 20 degrees out and the sun went down at lunchtime?” Gaming is great for getting you through those cold, dark nights. The light of the monitor will keep you warm, the joy of the joystick will keep you cheery, and the sims will always need your guidance. When you want to disappear into hibernation mode, gaming has got your back. Nobody is allowed to bother you when you're knee-dee…

Casting Turkey Trot

Gaming can be so cozy this time of year . There's nothing quite like firing up Runescape after a long night of baking pies with your dad. It makes you feel like a kid again. The games that we played in childhood are such important pieces of our development. I remember spending what felt like hours trying to beat “The Impossible Quiz” when I was in elementary school. I also remember losing days to Miniclip, and all the games contained therein, especially Raft Wars. It was a special time in my li…

Can't we just all take a break and roll some dice together?

Don't play with me

The reviews are in

DnD can be a cruel mistress . She can giveth, and she can taketh away. Some days you're having an amazing run where you're slaying dragons left and right, getting good dice rolls, and working perfectly with your team. On other days, though, the puzzles seem impossible, you're bickering with your teammates, and you can't seem to roll anything worth writing home about. This is the nature of any hobby . You go through periods where it feeds you creatively and you feel good at it, and other times y…

Playing a new game is like making a new friend . You might be a little unsure at first, unaware of the rules and the boundaries. You suss them out, figuring out what makes them tick, what grinds their gears, and how to progress. Then, you have your first moment of true bonding. With a new friend, it might be when you make a joke that they yes-and until you're both squealing with laughter. With a new game, it might be that first little accomplishment or moment of gameplay when you realize you're…

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