"They're detached from reality and susceptible to influence,”
I don't think that is quite fair. Surely D & D players can be just as good at soldiering as the next guy/girl. Look at this example:
A Calvary Scout if I ever saw one.
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
The other kind of RPG is also a hassle for the Israeli Army
According to this article from last year, the IDF does not like recruits who play Dungeons & Dragons, and such recruits are automatically given a low security clearance. I can't imagine what the IDF does when they get a recruit that plays Call of Cthulhu. Quoted in the article, an IDF spokesperson says:
I don't think that is quite fair. Surely D & D players can be just as good at soldiering as the next guy/girl. Look at this example:
A Calvary Scout if I ever saw one.
I don't think that is quite fair. Surely D & D players can be just as good at soldiering as the next guy/girl. Look at this example:
A Calvary Scout if I ever saw one.
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Calvary and Cavalry are different things...
Oops. I should have said "Ranger".
Looks like a rump ranger to me.
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