Amazon Classifies D&D As Health, Fitness, & Dieting Books

Ancalagon

Dusty Dragon

• Apr 23, 2018

• #1

The eagle-eyed folks over at ComicBook.com have noticed that Amazon's list of best selling Health, Fitness, and Dieting books includes the D&D Player's Handbook as #4 at the time of writing (now #5). The list also includes the Monster Manual (#21), Dungeon Master's Guide (#25), and Volo's Guide to Monsters (#87). I can only assume Amazon thinks healing potions are real.

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MarkB

Legend

• Apr 22, 2018

• #3

I mean, you can get quite a workout lugging them around to games.

 

CapnZapp

Legend

• Apr 22, 2018

• #4

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Well you'll avoid stds when you play it lol

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jgsugden

Legend

• Apr 23, 2018

• #5

CapnZapp said:

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About 20 years out of date. 30% of the players I've played with in the past two years are female. I know dozens of D&D couples.

 

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DRF

First Post

• Apr 23, 2018

• #6

jgsugden said:

About 20 years out of date. 30% of the players I've played with in the past two years are female. I know dozens of D&D couples.

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???

Are you saying that you somehow get STD-immune when you enter into a relationship? It was a funny joke, lighten up.

 

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Guest 6801328

Guest

• Apr 23, 2018

• #7

There's an old cartoon (I thought it was New Yorker, but I can't find it...that style, anyway) of a pharmacist holding out a pair of Birkenstocks, telling a female customer, "I'm all out of birth control pills, but I can offer you these..."

 

Fandabidozi

Explorer

• Apr 23, 2018

• #8

I’ve had a few STD’s and don’t D&D - can confirm.

 

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Sunseeker

Guest

• Apr 23, 2018

• #9

Kinda weird classification.

 

Ancalagon

Dusty Dragon

• Apr 23, 2018

• #10

... how peculiar. My OP only had a link to the story, not to the amazon page. How strange.