Oh, ive never played with someone in their 80's. How is that?My group ranges from a grad student to an 80 year old retiree, with the bulk of the players middle-aged full-time workers.
I did once, for 2-3 sessions. She was sharp as a tack, and wrote up the session notes in the voice of her bard (or rogue) character. Then she (well, one of her children did the hard work I guess) had a grand-child, and she stopped playing. But she was fun! She's a board and word gamer otherwise, and loves those How to Host a Murder type games. So she was kind of the ideal octogenarian to have.Oh, ive never played with someone in their 80's. How is that?
A lot of grumbling about getting the Bluetooth headset set up every session.Oh, ive never played with someone in their 80's. How is that?

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.