Always happy to bring more people into the fold. My friend group pooled our money in middle school to get a single copy of the 3.5 players handbook, and boy di

Always happy to bring more people into the fold. My friend group pooled our money in middle school to get a single copy of the 3.5 players handbook, and boy did we make use of it. I loved that you could play nearly anywhere, we usually played in the library (the librarian was nice and let us chat quietly) because we were broke though. We made some amazing stories, and still joke over all the dumb stuff we did that had ridiculous consequences (ie, "remember that time you forgot that burning hands had an area effect and got the whole team killed b/c you angered the Ranger's pet and then it started attacking everyone?") I actually still play with two of those friends every week, more than a decade later. It kinda stinks to have to use Skype, but it's better than not playing at all. So yeah, Dnd is a wonderful, friendship strengthening hobby that I recommend to anyone with some patience and creativity.