Wednesday Geeky Pics: Dungeons & Dragons
January 7, 2009 by Casey | 13 commentsBy Casey Lynn
Contributing Writer, [GAS]
With this week’s set of geeky pics, we pay homage to that most classic of geek hobbies, the tabletop RPG. Dice and miniatures, maps and DM screens, monster guides and character sheets… let us take a moment to bring these things out of the basement and into the light. And in honor of the recently departed Game Master of all Game Masters, Gary Gygax, the focus here is on Dungeons & Dragons in particular. For sharing their geeky pics with the world through Creative Commons, these photographers all get +1 charisma.








Other editions of Wednesday Geeky Pics:
- A Very Geeky Christmas!
- Action Figures
- The Star Wars Tattoo Girl
- Geeky Tattoos
- Computer Cats
- WoW Cosplay
- Geeky Cakes
- Dungeons & Dragons
- Science Projects
- Dungeons & Dragons, Networks and IT
- Wednesday Geeky Pics: A Happy and Geeky Father’s Day!
- The Election Through the Lens of Dungeons & Dragons
- Wednesday Geeky Pics: Geeky Cakes
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in response to “What’s his Charisma?”
Beholders have 15 CHA.
If you tell me you didn’t have to look that up, I will be really, really impressed. :-D
I want that t-shirt SO BADLY.
When I play D&D with my big brother and his friends (because normal 16 year old girls don’t play D&D) we don’t use miniatures. When we do battle scenes we use spare dice, cellphones, pop cans and oreos. Our dungeons are drawn on the tops of pizza-boxes.
We’re too poor to afford quality items, but it’s more fun this way.
That’s what we do too.
ey… every little girl should play rpg, take your sword, shild and armor and make you respect :P
Sydney-
Dont worry about not having painted miniature figures for your D&D games. When Dave Arneson and his friends first showed Gary how to play RPGs, the miniatures were not important either. We did what you are doing; marked our positions with coins, set out saltshakers, napkin holders and bottles of catsup to mark the doors, walls and the location of the dragon, and so on. The key was Dave’s storytelling, not a lot of painted lead (or even my strange dice). Keep on having fun with my friends’ invention, Gary and David will be happy to see that the fun continues.
-DAW
15 Charisma for a floating eyeball with a mouth? Never underestimate the power of speech.
I dunno, I love my floating eyeball based solely on the fact that his eyestalks can disintegrate objects. On fear of disintegration I like many things… like my mom.
ok… this is about the creepiest thing i have ever found, Dungeons and Dragons is retarded. you have to read a stupid book. and yes i have seen the giant tome you have to flip through, i put off enough homework, now you retards expect me to buy more?
So you don’t like to read Chubby Chase? Awe, that’s too bad, you’re really missing out. But what am I saying? Anything you dislike MUST be… how did you so eloquently put it? “Retarded”? Sorry, us “readers” get confused sometimes. I find it interesting though, that your seemingly important life is so busy that you had to put off homework and yet you still have time to insult a vast community of people without having any knowledge of who they are, what they do or how they might like to spend their free time. So I commend you, my little self conscious friend, for taking time out of your highly important life to write such valuable and insightful words that really cause all us “retarded, homework-doing, book-reading” people to truly reflect on and legitimately consider your thoughtful opinion.
-Carel
Amen! It’s about time someone left a response without the word “gay” or “faggot” used to disagree :P
Umm…pardon me, but I WAS in fact Once a 16 year old girl that played RPG’s til the wee small hours of the morning, and I was considered VERY normal…as well as attractive, so, guys, don’t give up…we ARE out there!! Sometimes you assume too much. ;P
Wow I remember this old game from my youth. All I got now are a few TSR modules and dice, post its, dry erase magnetic board, flash cards, etc, etc. That’s about as much I can remember, (oh yea pizza and beer) I’ve played this game back in the old days when it first came out.