I play D&D and I’m hot AF
You too?I play D&D and I’m hot AF
You too?
In all seriousness though, while it's not really a factor now (largely because I'm older and not nearly as good looking as I was in my 20s lol), it was a problem back then to be a gamer. I'm really not trying to brag, and apologize if it's coming across as such. But it was super common for me back then to join a game and everyone there assume I wasn't serious about gaming based on first impressions of what I looked like. I didn't "look" like a geek or nerd. I was clean cut, athletic, etc. So no one took me seriously, and many times I was met with outright disdain for no reason, like I was infiltrating their group that I didn't belong to. And lord forbid a woman who was good looking tried joining. That happened only a couple times in my memory, but she was treated even worse. In hindsight, it really makes me cringe at the behavior that was done. Nerds weren't really known for social skills, and the poor woman was beset upon by creepy sexual innuendo after innuendo, OR people just stared at her without saying a word, which was equally uncomfortable.
I am not sure I can say the same, but I definitely have "not hit in the face with a shovel" levels of good looks...I play D&D and I’m hot AF
A small professional wrestling promotion has finally noticed there's a big enough overlap between our fandoms that we're worth pissing off?
Score!
Guess my next campaign's going to be Luchador: Way of the Mask.

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.