How about if you like nerdy media but isn't naturally attracted to high paying tech fields

"Dungeons and Dragons OR D&D? What does D&D stand for if not Dungeons and Dragons?

Ironsworn is sick

Ah, I guess this is why I prefer other ttrpgs.

From our session 0, character creation is really neat. Everything is very modular and flavorful. I went in with a few choices for systems depending on how people wanted to approach the campaign and we chose Draw Steel because the group is made up of people who enjoy crunchy combat. I’ll try and remember to follow up after I’ve run a session

Did not know that I was from the Caucasian race AND te Geek race!

Stop, stop, you've already proven their point

Some acronyms have many definitions, like CBT.

I think the text is cut from a longer form document. The author may have been declaring the abbreviation for use in the rest of the text.

To be fair, it wasn't a programmer that got me into D&D... he worked for the QA department.

Hell yeah sibling, id also be interested in hearing how that goes. I've been wanting to run DS since it came out but you know how long campaigns go

It just occurred to me that Pathfinder is to D&D what Linux is to Windows. More technically complex, less moral baggage, less mainstream and its fans won't shut up about it.

Well depends on the programming language you use. D&D uses classes and that's a big no no for some.

What a fitting anology! I'm going to start saying "I play Pathfinder BTW" at the end of every TTRPG comment now, I love it hahahahaha.

Would you believe me if I said I didn't check your comment history before posting that? I just assumed that a programmer who plays Pathfinder also uses Linux.

The or in this context refers to also known as. Like when you say what the fuck or WTF for short.

not true at all! I play Magic, not D&D

and pathfinder is way more open (AoN), just like linux

In our defense it's a pain to get people to try it.

I guess I'm not a real nerd after all