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It may come as a shocking surprise to you that I used to play D&D back in the day. Like so many others, my friends and I used to hole up in a basement for caffeine-fueled quests to defeat imaginary monsters and take their sweet loot. I was recently reminded of our oldest, longest running campaign, a legend among my friends to this day. Here are the characters that I remember.

Crazy Ramen was a gnomish rogue, constantly inventing things and stabbing other things.

Dor was a fearsome fighter, with her magical sword "Wave".

Leat was dwarvish fighter-cleric (I think), and spent most of his time trying to build an army one way or another.

Full Disclosure: My character was the lone female in the group, something I only ever did once, but that continues to embarrass me to this day. In my defense, she was bad-ass. And I was 14.

I spent nearly every session drawing while we played.

Description
It may come as a shocking surprise to you that I used to play D&D back in the day. Like so many others, my friends and I used to hole up in a basement for caffeine-fueled quests to defeat imaginary monsters and take their sweet loot. I was recently reminded of our oldest, longest running campaign, a legend among my friends to this day. Here are the characters that I remember.

Crazy Ramen was a gnomish rogue, constantly inventing things and stabbing other things.

Dor was a fearsome fighter, with her magical sword "Wave".

Leat was dwarvish fighter-cleric (I think), and spent most of his time trying to build an army one way or another.

Full Disclosure: My character was the lone female in the group, something I only ever did once, but that continues to embarrass me to this day. In my defense, she was bad-ass. And I was 14.

I spent nearly every session drawing while we played.