Confessions of a part-time sorceress
Sep. 22nd, 2007 09:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
valkyriezaThis book was mentioned in the gamer_chicks. I doubt that I need any advice on the Dungeons and Dragons system, but the receipes of what to serve during roleplaying sessions and the different quizzes as such look interesting.
The book is called 'Confessions of a part-time sorceress: A Girl's guide to the dungeons and Dragons game'
I admit, roleplaying, and Dungeons and Dragons especially, is perceived as a male-orientated geeky creepy hobby that can be rectified by forcing said geek to have a social life. Well, no matter how persistently the image and the connotations hold it is simply not true. More then anything, it is a social activity and a great way of letting out stress.
The book is called 'Confessions of a part-time sorceress: A Girl's guide to the dungeons and Dragons game'
I admit, roleplaying, and Dungeons and Dragons especially, is perceived as a male-orientated geeky creepy hobby that can be rectified by forcing said geek to have a social life. Well, no matter how persistently the image and the connotations hold it is simply not true. More then anything, it is a social activity and a great way of letting out stress.
