Of Dice and Men: The Story of Dungeons & Dragons and the People Who Play It

Review

I enjoyed this book, it's more or less three stories or parts of three stories, two non-fiction and one fictional. This worked okay but also kind of made the book unfocused. It would go on at length about somethings and gloss over others. I also wonder about the audience. The book starts with an aside for readers who have played D&D. This seems a little misguided, I really doubt many people reading this are not familiar with D&D. I think the book might have benefited from being more targeted at RPG fans.

Consumption history1

1. Aug 14, 2014

   Completed★ 3 / 5

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