Comments on: 10 Reasons to be Thankful for D&D

By: Nadene

Nadene — Fri, 16 Sep 2011 13:29:59 +0000

I have Hard cover d&d books, and Modules with maps for sale..In Ohio..

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By: Janna

Janna — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 19:22:30 +0000

@ Kevin Richey: Pfft. Of COURSE it’s a given that we should be thankful for red dragons. I mean, they’re red. And they’re dragons. What’s not to love? (Don’t eat me, Expy!!)

I must admit that the social element of D&D is what I’m personally most thankful for. It gives me the chance to push my creativity to the limits and to unleash my creations on others who share my insani– err, love of the game. :)

Hope you all had a great holiday!

By: Kent

Kent — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 00:59:55 +0000

Gaming is not only a friends social gathering, but also a family gathering time for me…I get to see my Dad, my brothers, and some of my firends every other weekend or so. It is a time that we alone can share, and laugh together at.

By: Kevin Richey

Kevin Richey — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 19:00:04 +0000

@Yax: Thanks for setting me straight! :)
Janna, great post, probably my favorite “Thanksgiving” RPG blog post this week. I must concur with “The Fun with Friends” reason. Finally I have a social hobby, as opposed to past hobbies that were mostly solitary, and expensive (LEGO collecting and flying airplanes – both now put on hold). All you need are three core rule books and some willing victims, er, players. Everything else can come out of your head or off the internet.