Damini
Part of the furniture
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I want to read this book so badly, but also I don't want to pay this raving lunatic any money, so I'm torn. But there are so many beautiful gems of insanity just waiting to be dug out. Maybe I can attack someone from the church with a mace of spasming, and just steal one?
Sheer undiluted genius. With just a hint of paranoid schitzophrenia.
I want to read this book so badly, but also I don't want to pay this raving lunatic any money, so I'm torn. But there are so many beautiful gems of insanity just waiting to be dug out. Maybe I can attack someone from the church with a mace of spasming, and just steal one?
A retired police officer who lectures police groups on the occult said D & D is:
"...supposed to be a board game, but kids play it for life and death on the street."
The director of a local mental health clinic testified that the boy "became obsessed (a nice way of saying possessed) with the sudden need to kill."
What happened? How could a 14-year-old child murder two young children in cold blood for no reason and with no feeling? Simple. He had been playing Dungeons and Dragons for a year and a half and had been a dungeon master for 5 months
I remember talking with a desperate boy who had played D & D for several years. Though it started as just a game, it didn't stay that way for long.
To progress in the game, he asked D & D "creatures" to help him win battles. He had no idea, but those creatures were literal demons. When he asked them to come to him and help him, he was unknowingly inviting actual demons into his body.
Sheer undiluted genius. With just a hint of paranoid schitzophrenia.