You can, in theory, describe life as regularly standing in the kitchen, trying to figure out what's for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, making the meals, and then starting the whole process over again. It's easy to see how you can get into a rut, fall back on the same old things, and suddenly find even favorites getting boring. Sure, you can simplify your meal-planning routine to make things easier, but we'd like to point out that there's another way to re-inspire your meals - magic.
The original idea was to run an actual D&D campaign over the course of the semester, with students encountering structured philosophical problems along the way-an in-game trolley problem, a famous sorcerer fatally entwined with the body of an innocent townsperson, and so on. I loved the immersive potential of that approach because it seemed like a way to give students a sense of having a personal stake in the matter, even while considering the rather fanciful conditions that arise in philosophical thought experiments.
Embarrassingly, I haven't played any of the previous versions of Horrified and had passed on them, figuring the themes weren't a fit for my family. But it was a game I've recommended to friends who enjoy the Horrified themes and enjoy lighter cooperative games. Enter the Dungeons and Dragons version and suddenly I was enthralled, as if under a spell. Dungeons and Dragons will always have a special place in my gaming heart as it was my first interest in gaming.
I welcomed the announcement of Neverwinter Nights 2: Enhanced Edition like a text from an old partner who broke my heart: I haven't forgotten, but I'm ready to forgive.
Our talented and experienced team at Giant Skull is built on creativity and curiosity. Our goal is to craft a rich new DUNGEONS & DRAGONS universe filled with immersive storytelling, heroic combat and exhilarating traversal that players will fully embrace.
