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Post by captainjapan on Nov 7, 2021 22:20:28 GMT -6
Split off from this post in the Zenopus Archives blog post thread. --- ZenopusSo, hypothetically, if I were sentenced to prison, would I also have to play D&D with chits? That seems cruel.
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Post by tdenmark on Nov 8, 2021 10:57:35 GMT -6
So, hypothetically, if I were sentenced to prison, would I also have to play D&D with chits? That seems cruel. Not as cruel as not being allowed to play D&D at all. |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 11, 2021 17:47:18 GMT -6
So, hypothetically, if I were sentenced to prison, would I also have to play D&D with chits? That seems cruel. Depends on the prison. Some prison systems confiscate polyhedral dice because they can potentially be used in gambling, or so I have heard. I did watch a cool documentary on YouTube once about guys in the pen who bonded over D&D and continue to meet up and play after their release. |
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Post by captainjapan on Nov 12, 2021 14:29:31 GMT -6
So, hypothetically, if I were sentenced to prison, would I also have to play D&D with chits? That seems cruel. Depends on the prison. Some prison systems confiscate polyhedral dice because they can potentially be used in gambling, or so I have heard. I did watch a cool documentary on YouTube once about guys in the pen who bonded over D&D and continue to meet up and play after their release. I think I just watched the one you saw. In another one, an inmate said he had heard of a player forming bread into a dough ball with 20 faces impressed in it to dry and mark with a pen. |
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