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[mothinabath]

And now I understand just why I never went into teaching. Not that I ever actually was considering it, but if I had been, I now would not be.

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Would anyone still be interested in Dungeons & Dragons? Because that's the one part of it I'd have actually enjoyed.

Comments

[no_defender]

What happened? I was busy being a student again.

[mothinabath]

I was a teacher. Which turned out to be very similar to being a student, except I had to attempt to teach things. And I was paid for it.

[no_defender]

That doesn't sound so bad. But then, I've never tried to teach an entire classroom of students anything.

[mothinabath]

It's the worst thing in the world. You really don't want to.

[no_defender]

I guess I can imagine. I wasn't always exactly the most attentive and well-behaved pupil.

By the way, what's Dungeons & Dragons?

[mothinabath]

Dungeons & Dragons is a role playing game, wherein players sit around a table and roll dice to determine the outcome of their actions and the overall storyline. Every player has their own character and form a group with all the other characters of the people who are playing. Only the Dungeon Master, or DM, isn't a part of this party. Instead they take on the role of everyone else in the game, whether they be monsters, or NPCs-- that's Non-Player Characters, essentially controlling the world which the players are experiencing.

You should play! It's a very enjoyable game.

[no_defender]

Well if you're playing it in the apartment I'll probably be here anyway, so I guess I could give it a try.

[mothinabath]

Well, it seems as good a place as any to start out with. And even if you don't enjoy it, at least you won't have to put any effort into getting there.