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funeralxempire
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funeralxempire wrote:
You're never too old for D&D.
That is awesome to know. As a member of gen X, we still know enough about science fiction and fantasy to participate in group gaming like that. The creativity, imagination, collaboration and mental stimulation is something I crave.
Today, 4:42 pm
Jakki wrote:
Agrees with the above post....interesting thing to note : older folks sometimes neurons can get ? stale? .....
By doing enjoyable interactive things. Benefits are numerous .. critical thinking skills reinforced .creativity ,Short term memory,
And any social interactions can be a blessing for most anyone at any age.... Not too stressful and more mental .
Spoken from the point of veiw of a Level 3 Berserker.Which spell casting abilities,and over 1000 hit points acquired.
Carrying 3 healing potions left .in rucksack .
By doing enjoyable interactive things. Benefits are numerous .. critical thinking skills reinforced .creativity ,Short term memory,
And any social interactions can be a blessing for most anyone at any age.... Not too stressful and more mental .
Spoken from the point of veiw of a Level 3 Berserker.Which spell casting abilities,and over 1000 hit points acquired.
Carrying 3 healing potions left .in rucksack .
D&D is very cerebral, isn’t it? I really like the character immersion and the team collaboration of storytelling.
A hybrid! A Berserker with spell casting abilities sounds awesome! And healing potions just in case.
I had 11 different toons in my favorite video game. One of them was a dual-blade Berserker. Epic fun.
Today, 4:44 pm
