And pretending to ride horses?

Can we go back to pretending to ride horses too?

This comment is dumb in so many ways it hurt my little brain.

I am curious too

up to you, and your sense of style. I think it looks fine.

It was super attentive to d&d details such as almost all the classes of the party using intelligence as dump stats or the specifics of the spells mechanics while also not needing the audience to know any of that to have a good time and understand what was going on.

And the use of d&d lore and mechanics were woven into the characters and narrative, it wasn’t just hey remember this thing from d&d. Way underrated, probably bad marketing.

It was before my time but I believe digg was killed by digg. Reddit just happened to be in the right place at the right time