RangerWickett
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I'm planning to track down Vin Diesel and send him an email asking if he'd be willing to win the hearts of millions of gamers around the world by creating the Vin Diesel Dungeons & Dragons Scholarship, which would provide a $10,000 in scholarship money each year to talented writers and artists who are planning to work in the roleplaying industry, to help them pay their way through college. Though Mr. Diesel is a Hollywood movie star and is able to actually live adventures on the sets of movies, roleplaying games are the closest normal people can come to being heroes, and these games encourage nobility and a sense of heroism, in addition to helping younger people develop greater critical thinking ability. Those who are planning to help others enjoy these games in the future should be rewarded, and the Vin Diesel D&D Scholarship would be the first such award.
It could be given out annually to 5 different juniors or seniors in high school who demonstrate a great interest in roleplaying games, and who will be going to college to pursue a degree related to the study or creation of those games. Applicants would have to write a few pages of some of their best gaming moments, making sure that they have a good grasp of narrative style, or they can submit several works of visual art to represent the same thing. There would be 2 rewards for artists, and 3 for writers each year. Also, as part of the requirement of the scholarship, the winners are required to meet at GenCon and play a game, game mastered by a member of the scholarship committee (I'm going to try to get Piratecat on board for this one, since he is one of the highest-rated game masters at GenCon).
What do you think? Anyone know Vin Diesel's email address?
It could be given out annually to 5 different juniors or seniors in high school who demonstrate a great interest in roleplaying games, and who will be going to college to pursue a degree related to the study or creation of those games. Applicants would have to write a few pages of some of their best gaming moments, making sure that they have a good grasp of narrative style, or they can submit several works of visual art to represent the same thing. There would be 2 rewards for artists, and 3 for writers each year. Also, as part of the requirement of the scholarship, the winners are required to meet at GenCon and play a game, game mastered by a member of the scholarship committee (I'm going to try to get Piratecat on board for this one, since he is one of the highest-rated game masters at GenCon).
What do you think? Anyone know Vin Diesel's email address?