Dungeons and Dragons@lemmy.world · 9 months ago

D&D is quintessentially American and Warhammer is quintessentially British

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D&D is quintessentially American and Warhammer is quintessentially British

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Dungeons and Dragons@lemmy.world · 9 months ago

D&D is Vincent Price in The Raven, Warhammer is Vincent Price in Witchfinder General.

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Finally, “The dark elves are English posh people what have taken drugs.”

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So that’s why I enjoyed playing a drow so much…

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