My 13 year old Daughter and her friends are playing D&D in the Kitchen...

[Teflon Billy]

It's a Professional Development day for their school and they--the pretty, popular girls (and one boy)--are in there playing D&D.

The world has gone mad.

 

[Crothian]

Dude, that's one lucky boy!!!

 

[Nellisir]

Ditto Crothian. Who's DMing?

 

[Teflon Billy]

Ditto Crothian. Who's DMing?

He's pretty much "one of the girls" if you get my meaning.

The DM is Emma.

I just referred to her as "D Emma".

They didn't get it :\

 

[Ankh-Morpork Guard]

...and you aren't playing...why?

 

[Ironclad]

This could be the start of another episode of Dungeon Majesty.

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[Crothian]

So, what is their game like? Dungeon crawl? hack and slash? heavy on the role playing?

 

[Darkness]

The DM is Emma.

I just referred to her as "D Emma".

They didn't get it :\

Heh. Pretty cool. Also, it sounds almost like "dilemma."

 

[der_kluge]

Let us know when there's a TPK.

 

[Ranes]

My world went mad a few years ago when the two smart, pretty and popular teenage daughters of a friend of mine saw my D&D stuff and asked if I could run a game for them, which with the consent of their parents I did. Several times. On subsequent visits, they would berate me if I didn't have a game prepared. When I switched to 3.5, I donated my 3.0 books to them. I made them swear they wouldn't get too involved until after their exams.

Why wasn't it like this when I was a kid?