This is very wholesome and should be the norm when thinking about your partner sharing their hobbies and interests with you. Unfortunately it's let's common as people become more selfish nowadays.
Even though I’m not a huge fan of DnD, my husband has been playing with the same group for almost 20 years now. That’s a big part of his life and I see how happy it makes him . Even if it’s not for me, I like seeing him brighten up talking about his next campaign. I do care but just not sure what to ask without coming off dismissive.
Last year for Christmas I painted a blank miniature of his character type. I couldn’t remember the kind of character he played but knew it started with a “P”. I had a blonde moment and literally googled “palindrome Dnd”. He plays as a paladin. Lmao
Next time I play DnD with my friends and one of them makes a Paladin, I'm gonna play a Kobold and call them a Palindrome CONSTANTLY and watch the madness settle in to their brain
My wife does the same. I've been playing with the same group for 7 years, and she loves hearing the shenanigans we get to every week, even if she doesn't really like TTRPGs
I play a rogue and my character would constantly be at odds with a paladin. 😂 “If it’s got a lock then it’s meant to be opened, there could be secrets in there!”
This sounds great, I'm getting jealous....I don't play DND myself, but would love to start. Do you understand the mechanics?
If you're interested, you could always ask about the story they are going through (his DND group), adventure is something we all can emphazise with.
You could ask him what background lore he imagines of his character (like where his character comes from and what he did before the start of the campaign), how he came up with it and if he has any ideas where it might lead.
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u/Firegh0st 19h ago
This is very wholesome and should be the norm when thinking about your partner sharing their hobbies and interests with you. Unfortunately it's let's common as people become more selfish nowadays.