I tore this off of the site
http://www.chick.com/articles/dnd.asp
Where the comic came from
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On top of that, the second issue is that the materials themselves, in many cases, contain authentic magical rituals. I can tell you this from my own experience. I was a witch high priest (Alexandrian tradition) during the period 1973-84. During some of that period (1976-80) I was also involved in hardcore Satanism. We studied and practiced and trained more than 175 people in the Craft. Our "covendom" was in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; just a short drive away from the world headquarters of TSR, the company which makes Dungeons and Dragons in Lake Geneva, WI. In the late 1970's, a couple of the game writers actually came to my wife and I as prominent "sorcerers" in the community. They wanted to make certain the rituals were authentic. For the most part, they are.
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Nice way to go about doing this. He used to be a hardcore satanist. A bit earlier he was an Alexandrian Witch High Priest. And now he's a fundamental christian? Nice to know he's at least consistent in his actions. But wait, that's supposed to validate him probably. He knows his stuff because he has played the game a few times. If it was with his fellow Hardcore Satanistic Witch High Priests, I'll bet it may have been a bit weird.
And that whole idiotic slandering TSR:
the authentic rituals around the table go something like:
"I cast Lightning."
"Ok, roll dice to check for damage."
And here I thought a ritual would involve a little more...
Argl, why am I getting worked up over this moronic site?
