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Kind of amazing to live in a time when Dungeons & Dragons as a game is part of a pro wrestling plotline.
All the "haha you nerds got worked" takes are as boring as any "don't you know wrestling is fake" one.
Stranger Things isn't real, either, but it's kind of a big deal that D&D is integral to it, just like when it popped up in E.T.
Stranger Things isn't real, either, but it's kind of a big deal that D&D is integral to it, just like when it popped up in E.T.
"Getting mad on his tweet is just giving him what he wants!" But... he doesn't want anything? As you're pointing out, it's a work and he's in character. A promotion is trying to capitalize on the cultural relevance of Dungeons and Dragons. "Giving in" demonstrates that impact.
Anyway, the most prominent replies aren't angry, they're just... pro-D&D.
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Keeping interactions in character.
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Keeping interactions in character.
