I first played Dungeon & Dragons, or D & D, back in the early '80s, when it was the ultimate sign of geekdom. In those days, it was mostly young men with very little social life. Just a few years ago, I played with a group of mature adults, both men and women, all of whom 'had lives' as they say. My children play it regularly as a family activity, and my ten year old grandson is learning it.
So, when I saw the title of this video, I was quite interested in what the Chevalier's opinion would be. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that he had been a Dungeon Master, running the dungeon in which the other players 'quest'. He tells an amusing story of why he was banned from playing by his friends for being a mean Dungeon Master!
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