Is D&D the devil's tool? Dark Dungeon:

[Lonestar]

Well, once in Pensacola I was downtown on a Satuday night. There were a bunch of bible-thumpers on the corners yelling at navy guys going into clubs. Cute, untouchable Baptist churchgirls were handing out tracts. I ran up and asked if they had the D&D one. No, they didn't.

Later on that evening I showed my buds what the Hell I was talking about.

[Vesayen]

Heres all the ones with the word "prison" in the description:



Framed
Bible Series #6
Joseph was framed by Potiphar's wife and ended up in prison. But the same God who delivered Joseph will deliver you.



Gomez is Coming
Gomez is an imprisoned gang leader. Before he is to be released, his kid brother is killed in a drive-by shooting. Everyone expects Gomez to get revenge, but a chaplain leads him to Christ. In a surprise ending, Gomez forgives the killer.
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Bull, The - How to order
When Bull found Jesus in his cell, the prison was sure to change.



Soul Story - How to order
When Leroy got out of prison, the turf war began. But all the time, he kept remembering Grandma and her faith in Jesus. An inner city story.
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[Victor Galis]

Damn, I must be playing D&D with the wrong groups... I still can't seem to cast Invisibility or anything else for that matter .

[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by Agathon
UNBELIEVABLE!!!!!

Thanks, I thought I'd never see this again. Some lunatic gave me this on the street in the late 80s and I'd lost my copy.

I used to show it to people for a laugh.

If only I could find the one with the converted prison hoodlum who announces to the rest of the cons:

"There's going to be no more raping in this prison, because I just found out that God hates sodomy!"

I ed @ that 4 years.

You could always write a letter, pretend you're doing a prison ministry, and get a few of those out of print ones for free.

[Jon Miller]

DnD, like lots of things, can be bad

however, it is all in the way it is used

Jon Miller

[Proteus_MST]

Originally posted by Victor Galis
Damn, I must be playing D&D with the wrong groups... I still can't seem to cast Invisibility or anything else for that matter .

Maybe your Level is still not high enough,
to get to know real Power

[Victor Galis]

Originally posted by Proteus_MST


Maybe your Level is still not high enough,
to get to know real Power

You'd think I could at least manage Prestidigitation by now... hehe, I'd actually clean my room if I could cast that one.

[Lord Merciless]

Invisibility is only a level 2 spell, even a puny level 3 wizard can cast it.

[MichaeltheGreat]

Originally posted by Vesayen
Thanks for not locking this thread-as I suspected it would be

I figured if I locked it, I'd really give you a complex. Besides, Chick tract threads are always good for a few laughs.

[Skanky Burns]

Hmmm, I have chainmail armour and a halberd.
My character in D&D has chainmail armour and a halberd...

****, does this mean I'm going to turn into a dwarf?

[Lord Merciless]

Originally posted by Skanky Burns
****, does this mean I'm going to turn into a dwarf?

Dwarves don't use halberds, they use axes and hammers.

[Skanky Burns]

Mine does.
He has a backup dwarven waraxe though.
And a shortbow that is more dangerous to himself than to the enemy he aims it at.

[Vesayen]

Originally posted by Jon Miller
DnD, like lots of things, can be bad

however, it is all in the way it is used

Jon Miller

Dont sink to their level, you have NO reason to compromise, there is NOTHING wrong with DnD.

It can be "used in the wrong way" to be about as dangerous as a pencil, to stab someone in the eye. DnD has never been the primary cause of any psychotic act.

[David Floyd]

This is funny stuff

[MattH]

Hmmm... This has possibilities... (brass-gold, invisibility, etc hehe)