A few interesting, if not amusing, articles about dnd....
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ColonelHardisson
What? Me Worry?
Guys, Jack Chick has been doing this for years; I remember his little booklets being passed around back when I was still in high school (I'm 36 now). It is exactly the same stuff from back then.
Lady Dragon
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I am not an Atheist.Trust me it is possible to be both christian and a Gamer.These people obviously have nothing better to do than find fault with things they no nothing about.Those articles are so misinformed they are almost comical and I would laugh except that the publishers of our gaming material are aware of the problems these people cause and thus try to placate them by changing Demons to Tanari.
Don't think for one minute that Hasbro is not aware of them and won't put in corporate interference if they think it might interfere with the sale of their Family games.
Don't think for one minute that Hasbro is not aware of them and won't put in corporate interference if they think it might interfere with the sale of their Family games.
Henrix
Explorer
Here's a good one about learning magic from D&D http://www.theescapist.com/random.htm
As he says, after 20 years of D&D he's got to have learned some useful spells!
As he says, after 20 years of D&D he's got to have learned some useful spells!
JacktheRabbit
Explorer
Re: Aha!
That is the first and LAST time you alter a post I made. Joke or serious it is NOT appreciated.
That is the first and LAST time you alter a post I made. Joke or serious it is NOT appreciated.
Number47 said:
So, you admit that atheists are uninformed!
SableWyvern
Cruel Despot
Aw, come on Doc.
Apart from the fact that it was obviously a joke (and a reasonably funny one), it was a perfectly legitimate (if somewhat unethical) quote. He put all the ...s in. Plus it shows how easy it is to misrepresent someone, which is quite relevant to the discussion.
And there was a friendly to boot.
Apart from the fact that it was obviously a joke (and a reasonably funny one), it was a perfectly legitimate (if somewhat unethical) quote. He put all the ...s in. Plus it shows how easy it is to misrepresent someone, which is quite relevant to the discussion.
And there was a friendly
to boot.
orbitalfreak
Explorer
Been a while since I read this, but this is the best Christian pro-D&D article I've ever seen.
Confessions of a Dungeons & Dragons Addict.
Confessions of a Dungeons & Dragons Addict.
Simon Magalis
First Post
I find that he speaks the truth... in fact, Chick is correct. I myself can cast Everburning Log and Purify Water. I also have created a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing which I have hidden in the woods behind my house to create evil mischief and havoc. Seriously... if I were he, and I REALLY thought that people could learn these spells, I would keep my mouth SHUT. He would have been turned into somebody's pet goldfish long ago.
Oh, and as usual to one certain person: LIGHTEN UP! (If I don't have to name names that should tell you something.)
Oh, and as usual to one certain person: LIGHTEN UP! (If I don't have to name names that should tell you something.)
Dark Psion
First Post
Someone needs to ask Jack Chick about the conection between Easter and the pagan goddess of spring Eastre, whose symbol was the Egg and patron animal was a Rabbit.
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