@youronlyone@autism@actuallyautistic@autistics@actuallyautistics@neurodivergence Sounds like a really nice character development. Had to laugh at this paragraph though "They represent a very different kind of community than the traditional white, male, neurotypical player base that for many people is the traditional image of the D&D player." I don't think 'neurotypical' describes the stereotype of 'obsessive' or 'socially awkward' that is normally applied to role players 😁
@youronlyone @autism @actuallyautistic @autistics @actuallyautistics @neurodivergence Sounds like a really nice character development. Had to laugh at this paragraph though "They represent a very different kind of community than the traditional white, male, neurotypical player base that for many people is the traditional image of the D&D player." I don't think 'neurotypical' describes the stereotype of 'obsessive' or 'socially awkward' that is normally applied to role players 😁