Playing D&D with my friends and family. I've been playing this game for 13 years, and while I've gotten good-to-middling on the actual game play, several things still confound me:
Why is leveling up so complicated?
Why are their eight million subclasses?
Why are stats only explainable with tomatoes?
WHY DOES MY HUSBAND CONTINUALLY NUDGE MY CHAIR, EVEN THOUGH I'VE SHOVED HIS FOOT OFF SEVERAL TIMES?!?!
Why are they still releasing new editions after the perfection that is 3.5?
Why is the D&D movie so terrible?
Why can I only keep track of how my things work now that they're on a spreadsheet and not a physical piece of paper?
Why do I frequently have the time to write a blog during combat?
Why is leveling up so complicated?
Why are their eight million subclasses?
Why are stats only explainable with tomatoes?
WHY DOES MY HUSBAND CONTINUALLY NUDGE MY CHAIR, EVEN THOUGH I'VE SHOVED HIS FOOT OFF SEVERAL TIMES?!?!
Why are they still releasing new editions after the perfection that is 3.5?
Why is the D&D movie so terrible?
Why can I only keep track of how my things work now that they're on a spreadsheet and not a physical piece of paper?
Why do I frequently have the time to write a blog during combat?
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