By: Cyn Blue

Cyn Blue — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 23:01:12 +0000

Hi from another Salt Lake City person…

My husband played a lot of D&D when he was a kid. I tried.. but didn’t care for it much. But he tells me the guy who was the DM was not very good.
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By: Ali from The Office Diet

Ali from The Office Diet — Sat, 08 Mar 2008 17:22:06 +0000

When I was 16 I started roleplaying online (a very small text-based MUD), and made a huge number of strong friendships there which have lasted over the past seven years, though none of us still play that particular game. It was the first place I felt able to socialise without being picked on as the geeky one by peers (I was a pretty unhappy teen at school.)

Since then I’ve done AD&D and LARP, and enjoyed both though not stuck with them for so long.

I do think roleplaying games have a bad name for being unsociable — roleplayers are some of the most genuine and friendly people I know!

Ali

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