RPG Fans Roast Stranger Things' D&D Rule Flubs
Obsidians Josh Sawyer is at the forefront of a humorous critique, as RPG fans take to social media to highlight the glaring D&D rule errors in Stranger Things. Clerics casting Dimension Door? Not a chance at any table in 1987! This playful roasting is a reminder of how the show sometimes misses the mark on traditional gameplay. - While nostalgia runs deep, the inaccuracies may frustrate purists. - Fans appreciate the show’s charm but crave authentic representation of the game. The blend of humor and critique adds a layer of engagement for both fans of the series and tabletop enthusiasts. Stranger Things continues to entertain, but it’s clear that oldheads are watching closely. Ultimately, these discussions enrich the community, fostering a dialogue about what makes D&D special. For more insights, check out the full article here. The charm of the series remains, even amidst the player’s guide blunders.
