D&Ders: Medical Doctors, Lawyers, Accountants.

[Mark]

Of these three professional areas (Medical Doctors, Lawyers, Accountants), how many do you see in your D&D games (including yourselves)?

(Multiple Response Poll - You can choose more than one answer.)

 

[KingCrab]

Nope, though it might give new meaning to the term 'rules lawyer'.

 

[Fifth Element]

A gamer friend of mine is a doctor, and I'm an accountant. I don't think I've ever gamed with a lawyer, though.

 

[Waylander the Slayer]

I am an accountant; albeit more of a forensic consultant. I have gamed with 3 lawyers, 3 doctors and a varied assortment of IT managers.

 

[Perun]

Most of the people I played with graduated from (or were attending at some point in time) the Faculty of Electrical Engineering. That's where the geeks gather

I, OTOH, have got a degree in marine fisheries (well, actually, I'll have it in less than a month )

 

[Vague Jayhawk]

Never lawyers, doctors, or accountants.

Always chemists, engineers/architects & IT guys.

 

[Aus_Snow]

A guy in the field of economics at the time, if that counts.

And a lawyer, once. That didn't work out so well. . . :\

No medical types. A few other professions represented though, but nothing listed ni your poll.

 

[Tamlyn]

I'm a lone accountant gaming with a bunch of IT professionals. I get left out of a lot of the side-conversations.

 

[Arnwyn]

Accountants. (And I am one.)

If it were up to me, I'd only game with accountants. (OTOH, "artistes", aspiring authors, historians (amateur/wannabe or otherwise), and lawyers are immediately rejected out of hand.)

 

[Festivus]

Teachers and military contractors mostly for me. Some technical folks and one politician.