Meh, it's Transformers. You go get liquor'd up at the bar and then hit the theater. Then the movie is FANTASTIC!

Note: This does NOT work for the Dungeons & Dragons movie. Believe me; I tried.

>> ^ElJardinero:
Kids that commit suicide or murder are torn induviduals, they do 'anti-social' things like these games or artists for the same reasons they commit the suicides and murders.


D&D is anti-social? Looks like they are socializing to me...

Since this series of videos was posted on the DDI forums I have measured all my dice. The Chessex dice are fairly good, most the others are crap.

Yes I am DDI forum poster... yes I still play D&D regular (as well as World of Darkness, 4e Shadowrun.)

No I am not a virgin. I have a 7 year old daughter.

GET OFF MY BACK!


Edit: DDI = Dungeons & Dragons Insider, it's the new very interactive 4th edition website/forums/tools/web-based Dragon & Dungeon magazines, wrapped into one glorious nerd kingdom.

Sweet unholy fucknuggets! They've turned "I was in the abortion industry" into the new "I was a satanist." (for those who don't know, fundamentalist churches often feature[d] speakers meant to scare kids straight who would talk about how they started off with a Ouija board or Dungeons & Dragons and went from there into a full-blown satanic cult..it's all sensationalist BS, since no real Satanists of any type have ever been able to say, "Hey, that sounds like us!")

"This weapon, known simply as Tri-Entity or Turbo, is a great, unhealthy looking three-bladed sword. The central blade is the equivalent of a long sword of sharpness while the two outer blades are similar in size to short swords of sharpness. When [the wielder] swings and hits, he causes 2d6+1d8 damage, with a +5 bonus for the weapon's enchantment.

The two outer blades can be shot from the hilt, attacking as arrows of accuracy +4. If the arrows miss their target, the blades fly back to the sword like a pair of boomerangs and reattach by the end of the current round."

- Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Encyclopedia Magica Volume 4

What do people do all day - Richard Scarrey
Dungeons & Dragons Player's Handbook
Hey, wait a minute (I wrote a book!)- John Madden
How to Make Love to a Man - Alexandra Penney
The Tower Treasure (Hardy Boys) - Franklin W. Dixon

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All these young men and women in the same room having fun in their youth, where are their Commodore 64 Home Computers and modems? Are they having a Dungeons & Dragons tournament?

Fantasy Football is Dungeons & Dragons for jocks.

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Wow ! This shows me an other "Vin Diesel" than I'm used to see in blockbusters. So, i've read his bio. The guy is smart. The guy deserves to be known as a writer. And moreover, this guy plays D&D !! He's a nerd ! A real one ! Here, from wikipedia :

"Diesel has played Dungeons & Dragons for over twenty years and wrote the foreword for the commemorative book 30 Years of Adventure: A Celebration of Dungeons & Dragons. In the 30th Anniversary of Dungeons and Dragons issue of Dragon Magazine, they examine the fact that Diesel played Dungeons and Dragons, and reveal that he has a tatoo of his character's name, "Melkor," on his back."

He actually wrote a very nice intro to the book "30 Years of Adventure: A Celebration of Dungeons & Dragons" that came in 2006.