[ SECRET POST #2985 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2985 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It sounds like you might really enjoy roleplaying, anon. If you find a good group, you can keep your stories going for years. If you have a local comic and gaming store, you can shop around for groups there (and if you're in college, there might be a gaming group or five around campus you can join). There are also a bunch of online venues, though where to look varies by your area of interest.

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks for the idea! Roleplaying sounds fun but also intimidating, cause I'd be playing with strangers and would feel like I have to be good at it. Maybe I'll give it a go someday anyway, it does sound like a really good way to keep a part of the playing characters hobby.

[raspberryrain]

I don't think you have to be good at it when you start.

[(Anonymous)]

It can definitely be intimidating getting started, but if you find a good group, they'll realize there's a learning curve and be willing to help you through it. You can usually ask around for beginner-friendly games, and if you talk to the gamestaff or GMs before joining, you can get a good idea of whether or not it'd be a good fit for you. If they're standoffish or unwilling to answer questions, move on.