This has been reason 34 as to why you shouldn’t open locked doors.

With great gaming comes great humor.

And this would be how brave John Pierce met his end.

So after starting the third comic I realized that doing this story in 3 comics isn’t gonna work. So you get one more week of this.

This mentality has lead to some interesting situations, and some very bad possibilities.

Simon tends to play D&D like a casual gamer plays a 1st person shooter.

When Hana first saw her sister playing D&D with us there was such a look of betrayal in her eyes. But she quickly moved through the stages of grief and was soon back to her usual self.

After getting back into gaming I started in with my usual playful antics and my party decided that they needed some healing, as such I was asked to bring in an NPC. Thus Jax’ur was born.

Simon is young so he brings a youthful exuberance to game, sometimes too much exuberance. In our D&D game he plays a human ranger with a seeming complete lack of fear or common sense. His character has that same personnality video game characters might have in that idea of if I die I’ll just start at the last save point. It’s led to more than one entertaining fiasco during the game† and as such we tollerate his antics.

†Simon’s character once attacked a large metal mass set in the middle of a poppy field. The mass turned out to be a large metal Golem. The party had to convince the golem to trade Simon for poppies they’d just picked.