4 Reasons Black People Don’t Play TRPGs

[ColdSlither]

Yes black people should spend time fantasizing being elves in the middle earth and shyt.

These are fun and there's more out there than elves and shyt. I've played horror ones. The last one I played was called Camp Grizzly, and it was a 80s slasher, survival horror theme. I've played a cyber punk one. It may have even been Cyberpunk. All the times I either played, or just watched, it was honestly just a party with drinking, smoking, bullshytting, and adults making elves do some fukked up shyt. Changes to the campaign, like killing off a character when a player can no longer participate. When you have the right people they can be fun.

 

[Rekkapryde]

I don't have any white friends so I never even seen those things I real life

 

[old pig]

huh???

I knew lots of nikka nerds in high school who played this shyt and that’s going back 30 years…I had a friend who used to cut class to play this shyt which made no sense to me…if you’re gonna nerd then nerd correctly…how you a nerd with Ds and Es???

 

[CarltonJunior]

I read this as turn based rpgs and was ready to come in here with an essay on nikkas not supporting them

 

[Th3G3ntleman]

Seems like you got to have an intense imagination to get into this kind of shyt.

 

[datnigDASTARDLY]

I’ve only played D&D a couple times, never tabletop anything.

It always seemed mad expensive for no reason, like golf, just to keep nikkas away. Plus Id be the only nikka playing on some

 

[Water]

me and my bros recently started playing d&d. shyts really fun especially when you get a few drinks in ya. Hell even got my lady and her friends joining a few sessions.

 

[krackdagawd]

I used to mess w this PR/italian chick back in the day and her little brother would have his friends over playing this. I would hop in the game w the most ignorant shyt

shyt was fun but yeah i never knew anyone who played this in my circle my family gets into fights over dominoes/cards/monopoly I would love to see the fukkery this would bring but yeah i dont think they would mess w it.

 

[Rozay Oro]

My otaku cousin has invited me twice to play D&D, I just don’t have the imagination for this shyt

 

[Kenny West]

I observed some cacs playing this in HS, i was bewildered at how you just sit there and make shyt up

 

[RageKage]

I waited till the next time I visited my mother in law's home to show this. This is her husband's setup. Hes the one that got me into tabletop games.

They've recently moved and this is his setup as it currently stands. I've always found it impressive from the size of the collection. I have no real point of reference if his collection is trash but I'd wager that it's isn't.

Dude, that is an EPIC TIER collection, I can point out the more notable ones but I think you should just ask him and tell him what kind of games u like and he will have it

 

[Rozay Oro]

I play these on my phone. They are fun. I've never done it in person before. I've bought a lot of them on the Google Play store.

Put me on

 

[RageKage]

I have been playing a twice monthly game for a few years now with a friend who has been playing D&D for decades. What makes his games so awesome is time he puts into it and the terrain. He has a tremendous amount of miniatures and Dwarven Forge terrain like what is shown below. DF is the top shelf shyt.

We also drink a good amount of beer while playing. There are a lot of local groups who may be looking for players, u just need to know where to look.

 

[iceberg_is_on_fire]

Put me on

I would tell anyone that is slightly interested to start with Splendor or Ticket to Ride first. Get a feel for those and then grow from that.

They are both popular and accessible to damn near everyone.

 

[RageKage]

I would tell anyone that is slightly interested to start with Splendor or Ticket to Ride first. Get a feel for those and then grow from that.

They are both popular and accessible to damn near everyone.

Yes, those are gateway games and in the top 10.

Here is a compiled list

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To name a few more, King of Tokyo, Love Letter, Coloretto, For Sale, The Resistance, 7 Wonders (on the heavier side of 'light' games), Code Name and many more