daThomas

This is pretty kewl:
A walk-through of the current build of our proof of concept for a Dungeons & Dragons experience on the Microsoft Surface.

This could make me dust off my inner nerd and break out my manuals.

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Micael

lol. wow.... the ideas are endless. How about games, menus, placing side bets, and the ability to reorder pitchers at a sports bar?

and do you really still have your D&D manuals? I think I still have some die rolling around in the back of the kitchen drawer.

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daThomas

Not really. Gave those away my freshman year when I looked around the room one Fri night at the weekly sci-fi club meeting, playing D&D with amongst others a smelly 38 year old computer major and a local high school nerd who couldn't find any any where else to play, while Blade Runner played in the corner for the umpteenth time.

I decided I would never get laid like that so I got up, said my good-byes and put my nerd away until 1995.

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Micael

roflmao....

Man, that's a long time to keep the poor thing locked up. Surely you let it out on occassion; say a trekky event somewhere, or LoTR convention? I keep a roll of aluminum foil handy, just for emergencies of course.

Seriously though, I started D&D in 1975. If I remember right, that was right before dirt was invented. I gave it up sometime in the early 80s when Zork ruled and MUD's started getting popular.

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