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You know you're getting old when... [Gaming]

Started by HappyDaze, November 16, 2021, 07:15:31 PM

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Eric Diaz

You know you're getting old when the publish a NEW D&D book explaining things like "what is session zero", "you can actually TALK to monsters before killing them", or "you know, if your elf character was raised by dwarves, you could give him proficiency with battleaxes instead of longswords (two nearly identical weapons, BTW)"...

...and you realized some people are reading this for THE FIRST TIME despite playing 5e for years.

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When your dice are older than the parents of the new players in your group.