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The 80's and the height of D&D hysteria was over 25 years ago. This may not have been "D&D hysteria", but when I was at CTY in the mid-'90s, role-playing games
by michaelochurch 12y ago
The 80's and the height of D&D hysteria was over 25 years ago.
This may not have been "D&D hysteria", but when I was at CTY in the mid-'90s, role-playing games were banned. Hence, the infamous role-playing-game-with-playing-cards, "Scum: the Masquerade".
That may have been there for practical reasons, though. As it was explained to me, the fear was that people would have a less social experience if holed up playing games all weekend.