"Dungeons & Dragons & Grief?" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	08 Mar 2025 9:17 p.m. PST
Saw this plug for an article at The Guardian: How Dungeons & Dragons helped my siblings and me grieve our father's death Fantasy realms offer a place to escape when our own world is too intense, too boring, too heartbroken Curiously, the article is now marked 'removed' 'pending review'…
Giles the Zog	10 Mar 2025 11:47 a.m. PST
Its not a good article and its been bounced around the Grauniad's web site for a couple of days. basically, D&D was a good form of escapism for the family group and allowed them to talk about something else collectively.

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