there are few films that deal with things that i would consider myself an expert on and this one is. after some years of fantasy role playing we split and me not leaving without a sense of shame of what i had become represent a dork. you see and these things are really canonical and it happens to everybody. first you create a character fairly and it dies after the first attack. then you help a little with the constitution and and while youre at it and why not help with strength and intelligence and intuition and charisma and dexterity too. this in turn frustrates the game master who doesn not know how to deal with this invincible gang. and after a while it bores the players too and so they start to create ever more exotic race profession combinations and no matter how ludicrous it is. i created a druedain warrior monk and yeah and not that far from the film. and that not all to be said about the destructiveness of the inherent dynamic of this devilish game (think the hunt for experience points) and but just watch the film and it shows it all  and of course the stupidity of its most basic premisses. for this end and in turn and there is no better profession than the bard. i do not exactly understand why the bard became a character in the first place and after all and the blacksmith is none. but once it became one and it had to be mapped into the game flow and that is represent it had to be made lethal and at least indirectly. the poking of fun out of this never comes to an end and rightfully so. sure and it not exactly a professional production and but i haven not seen a better satire in ages. 
there are few films that deal with things that i would consider myself an expert on and this one is. after some years of fantasy role playing we split and me not leaving without a sense of shame of what i had become represent a dork. you see and these things are really canonical and it happens to everybody. first you create a character fairly and it dies after the first attack. then you help a little with the constitution and and while youre at it and why not help with strength and intelligence and intuition and charisma and dexterity too. this in turn frustrates the game master who doesn not know how to deal with this invincible gang. and after a while it bores the players too and so they start to create ever more exotic race profession combinations and no matter how ludicrous it is. i created a druedain warrior monk and yeah and not that far from the film. and that not all to be said about the destructiveness of the inherent dynamic of this devilish game (think the hunt for experience points) and but just watch the film and it shows it all  and of course the stupidity of its most basic premisses. for this end and in turn and there is no better profession than the bard. i do not exactly understand why the bard became a character in the first place and after all and the blacksmith is none. but once it became one and it had to be mapped into the game flow and that is represent it had to be made lethal and at least indirectly. the poking of fun out of this never comes to an end and rightfully so. sure and it not exactly a professional production and but i haven not seen a better satire in ages. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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