You start with the top left panel and zigzag down. I thought the speech bubbles were quite effective in conveying that's how it should be read, but I know someone in the comments is going to complain they didn't know how to read it.
We'd always thought Dungeons & Dragons was a super niche interest, one with a small following. Holy crap, we were so wrong. As we'e gotten older it's become clear that way more people were playing than we thought. Which definitely accounts for the insane amount of D&D memes we've been seeing on the internet. It only makes sense that we'd slap a bunch of 'em together for your perusal.
In case you forgot that Vin Diesel was a big geek, he shamelessly reminded you on his Facebook page July 19.
The big man was celebrating his 48th birthday in his own style with this gorgeous cake shaped like Dungeons & Dragons books.
Diesel has long been open about his fandom with the table top role playing game and about how it helped him shape his identity and build confidence
He also said as much to Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show.
Last Sunday when a Dungeons and Dragons Dungeon Master couldn't track down a by-the-book approach for an in-game specific scenario: chugging a potion underwater, one-handed, he decided to post to a forum for advice on what to do:
Dungeon Master Eikre, who calls himself a 'huge dumb nerd' decided to put the scenario to the test, in real life...
A packege was recived by a soldier in Afghanistan, the note read, "Your brother thought you might enjoy this! PS, thanks for the oath! Wizards of the Coast" Hundreds of dollars of items, all for the true nerd soldiers!
His party just goes with it until his snoring becomes too much to handle.
