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anonymous reader writes "like a kid in the 1970s and 1980s, Dungeons and Dragons, as well as many other RPG table end, I thought a lot about my life. Learning about the different forms of government (theocracies, oligarchies, etc.) and Greek, Norse and Egyptian mythology New Brunswick et al. means for the social glue that has allowed people like me to meet, write new adventures, solve problems and have a blast playing games while role was a powerful force in my life. it is always a pleasure to play with them. much. I meet once a month with friends and play up to eight hours of epic battles, puzzles, stories, traditions and camaraderie. All this, unfortunately, seems completely foreign to someone who did not grow up with RPG and has never known the joy of a dungeon crawl. Have you ever had to explain to your spouse or partner, why do values ??play much, or why not bad to have some time with other players? Getting Started relate all this to them? '

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