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Some of you prefer Burzum, but my heart (?) project is a different one. Which one? Let's find out. This, ladies and gentlemen, is Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition. It's made by social justice warriors who hate white men. But, as much as I want to dislike it, I think this is a pretty good game. This is the player's book. You need it to play the game. If you are the Dungeon Master, you also need the Dungeon Master's Guide, or you should have the Dungeon Master's Guide. This gives you a lot of very good advice, and it's a great guide. If you want to make your own adventures, you probably also want to have the Monster Manual. I'm talking about Dungeons & Dragons now, because after I made my video about Patreon e-beggers, I was attacked by some of them. Because I was apparently shilling for my own roleplaying game. Which was no different from e-begging, according to them. In that context, of course, they claimed that I had made just a D&D clone. No, this is not a D&D clone. Not anymore than this car is a clone of this car. The mechanics are different, the setting is different, the lore is different, the myths, the monsters, everything is different. So no, it's not a clone.
Also, everything you need to play can be found in this book. You have basically the Player's Guide, the Dungeon Master's Guide and the Monster Manual all in one book. And it retails for $12.99. So, if it was a clone, ladies and gentlemen, it would be a very good deal. Because this book cost, it retails at $58, Monster Manual. This book, the Dungeon Master's Guide, retails for $58. This, the Player's Handbook, retails for $58 multiplied by 3 equals $174 US dollars. Like I said, this is $12.99. If you do some quick head math, you will conclude that you can actually get about 13 complete games for the price of one. So if it's a clone, hmm, pick that one. But it's not, it's not a clone. And seriously, this is a very good game. If you cut out all the social justice crap in it, for example, every single freaking class in here is either represented by a woman or a colored person, except the barbarian, the savage, right? It's steeped in that sort of stuff. But if you can ignore that, it's a very good game.
And yes, I am going to keep that shilling. I will be promoting my own freaking game on my own freaking channel that you don't pay anything to watch. I love roleplaying games. Actually I love D&D 5th edition as well, even though it's a social justice thing. But I love, of course in particular, my own roleplaying game. I love a lot of different roleplaying games. And I'm going to talk about, probably not all of them, but some of them at least, as I have already, and I'm going to keep doing that.
If you think I'm out of my mind for promoting my own books on my own channel that you can watch for free, please press the dislike. If you think it's okay for me to make a game that promotes European values and our own heritage, and that is affordable, and that I promote my own game on my own channel that you watch for free, please press the like.
Also, everything you need to play can be found in this book. You have basically the Player's Guide, the Dungeon Master's Guide and the Monster Manual all in one book. And it retails for $12.99. So, if it was a clone, ladies and gentlemen, it would be a very good deal. Because this book cost, it retails at $58, Monster Manual. This book, the Dungeon Master's Guide, retails for $58. This, the Player's Handbook, retails for $58 multiplied by 3 equals $174 US dollars. Like I said, this is $12.99. If you do some quick head math, you will conclude that you can actually get about 13 complete games for the price of one. So if it's a clone, hmm, pick that one. But it's not, it's not a clone. And seriously, this is a very good game. If you cut out all the social justice crap in it, for example, every single freaking class in here is either represented by a woman or a colored person, except the barbarian, the savage, right? It's steeped in that sort of stuff. But if you can ignore that, it's a very good game.
And yes, I am going to keep that shilling. I will be promoting my own freaking game on my own freaking channel that you don't pay anything to watch. I love roleplaying games. Actually I love D&D 5th edition as well, even though it's a social justice thing. But I love, of course in particular, my own roleplaying game. I love a lot of different roleplaying games. And I'm going to talk about, probably not all of them, but some of them at least, as I have already, and I'm going to keep doing that.
If you think I'm out of my mind for promoting my own books on my own channel that you can watch for free, please press the dislike. If you think it's okay for me to make a game that promotes European values and our own heritage, and that is affordable, and that I promote my own game on my own channel that you watch for free, please press the like.