Roll For It

Roll For It

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    Lectures 28
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WpMetadataNoticeDernière publication mer., avr. 1, 2020
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Fiction
Fantasy
A DnD Adventure, only this is real life. Every action you take, you roll, no one knows what you got and you can't tell others either. Its a game that you can't escape from. Even one's last moments are rolled for. Time pauses for you, the person rolling, magic doesn't exist in this world like it does the board game, but it sure does feel like it does. Authors note: ALL actions done in this game are actually rolled for using a D20. I personally have not played DND myself, but hope to find some others that would want to teach me the rules. Due to this there could be some mistakes where a person should or should not have rolled. But its all up to the dice.
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When you close your eyes and picture the first person to ever paint the walls of a cave, do you picture a man or a woman? When you imagine the first tool humans developed, is it something deadly, like a spear tip, or something nondescript, like a bag to carry berries? When you think of human interactions with nature, is it one of conquest or cooperation? The Woman has no name and no voice, yet she discovers that she possesses a power never before seen by anyone in her small community. She simply wants to live her life, but when a powerful spirit threatens her tribe and her home, she cannot sit around waiting to be rescued. The Woman grapples with towering questions as she carves a place for herself in the world. What defines the relationship between humans and the rest of the natural world? Does power only manifest as brute strength? And what is she willing to do to protect those she loves?

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