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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fba827" data-source="post: 4043646" data-attributes="member: 807">I had something else typed here, including mention that the DM or other players may have been bothered by the presence of your child, which is why they ran off with out you and without waiting for you to do stuff and even tossing personal comments about it.But let's put that aside...which is why I deleted that original response.  I'll derail your originally posted question with this simple thought -- The group is over, it's done with, chalk it up as a bad social experience (which is what D&D groups are - recreational social activities) and move on.As for your husband, you should at least mention to him (if you haven't already) that you were bothered.  You don't need to make it a long drawn out case, simply that you weren't enjoying yourself and felt like you were characetr was getting ignored and that the DM seemed to get into personal attacks on you... but also be sure to toss in a line about how you continued to go because he was enjoying it and also that it doesn't matter anymore cause the group is over.   And since the group is now dissolved it shouldn't bring up any resentment on game night.  Don't let a bad d&d group cause a problem in communicated with your husband.(just my two cents based on as much as I can tell from the situation based on what is written here)</blockquote>