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[trappedslider]

So, my 3 year old son has a rather large plushie dragon, and a plushie d20. He is sitting face to face with the dragon, and rolling the die between them... I can’t help to think that he is playing Dungeons&Dragons with a dragon

Sorry, a bit of happy parent tales to annoy you guys

When my son turned two, I got a plushy d20 as well,and last year I got my youngest nephew one too but he calls it a ball lol

 

[Blackrat]

My son used to call it a ball too, until just a couple of months ago, when he finally learned to call it a die.

 

[Blackrat]

Son also has a regular d20 already, which he rolls occasionally and tries to remember the numbers. He usually does get 1-5 correct.

I got that die as an extra when I bought a buttload of rpg goods at a convention last summer, so decided that it is time for the boy to get his first actual die

 

[megamania]

When about 10 months old Tim (my son) was my personal Die roller when I DM'd. Now he is DMing me and his friends

 

[CleverNickName]

A guy at our table has a daughter, about 7 years old, who loves to watch us play. The first time she ever asked to roll a die at our table, she threw a nat-20, an auto-success on a Reflex save throw. (We were playing Pathfinder at the time.)

Now we fight over who she gets to roll for.

 

[Aeson]

Since I started working 5 months ago I've lost nearly 30 pounds. That's the good news. They did this test where they touch my feet with a metal pin. I couldn't feel it the first time. The nurse practitioner did the test and I could feel it in some places but not everywhere. I'm a little worried...ok I'm a lot worried.

 

[Scott DeWar]

Aeson, that is a test for diabetic peripheral neuropathy [sp?].

 

[Aeson]

I know what it's for. Thus I'm worried about what it means. I know enough diabetics to know what it means.

 

[Scott DeWar]

ah, I understand.

 

[Aeson]

I suppose, knowing the group that I'm speaking to, I could have used "big words". Diabetes akimbo here.