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Beter To Ron
Contrary to the way it sounds, D&D isn’t all violence. ‘‘A lot of it is getting out of traps," my seventh level monk lectured when I complained about the gore. “We don’t fight that many things. There’s never blood — hardly. Most of the time, when you see a dragon, the smartest thing to do is run!”
Even if the heros are slain, there's always a second chance. “If one guy gets killed — unless he’s burnt to a crisp — you want to carry him back to town so he can be resurrected by a cleric. You have to pay him, pay him a lot, but usually, there are a couple of clerics in every town,” said Aaron Schumaker, a high level ranger.
Aaron’s creating his own guild of rangers, developing new characters in every game. He’s even building a
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