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Message: <blockquote data-quote="smiteworks" data-source="post: 6229485" data-attributes="member: 87795">The only angle that makes sense is if they could prove that every campaign he runs ends in a TPK.On a more serious note, I do think the sort of biased viewpoint on D&D impacts a number of us in the workforce  today in our professional careers. I am definitely a little reserved about who knows that I'm an avid gamer and I only share information about it with other co-workers who are also gamers. There are always those in an organization that will view this as a negative. These same people are normally the same sort who view tattoos as a sign of being unfit for leadership. It's really pretty sad. I make sure not to do anything gaming related when I'm at work and even on break and definitely never on corporate computers, networks or printers. By the same token, I don't FB or otherwise for similar reasons. It's easy enough to save this for the evenings and it would be a huge stretch for anyone to insinuate that my abilities to do my job are even minimally impaired.</blockquote>