almost 3 years ago

I don't care about Harry Potter facts. I care about a Lurking Roper's stats.I used to scoff at the idea of ​​Dungeons and Dragons. Well, at least I was only passively aware of it.Like many, my experience was limited to seeing them

play in school libraries or by a bunch of สมัครสล็อตxo kids in Stranger Things. I had heard of online shows like Critical Role, but never considered watching. Despite being obsessed with fantasy stories and probably a little TE in open world games like The Witcher 3, I'd always thought "no, not for me."

But then something small came, the COVID-19 pandemic.After what felt like my 743rd Zoom trivia game, I wanted something new and different. I was tired of winning (to brag modestly: I'm a trivia queen) and needed a challenge.

There are only so many times you can put yourself through themed quizzes before you just stop caring about Harry Potter facts, not to mention how many times the questionable Zoom connection sparked disputes over who got the answer first. .

So after much urging and urging from my fantasy-starved friends—and the fact that I would have a built-in reason to buy tons of dice—I decided to play D&D through Discord.