“Dungeons & Dragons introduces its first canonically autistic character”
“Dungeons & Dragons introduces its first canonically autistic character”
“Dungeons & Dragons introduces its first canonically autistic character”
‘Designer Makenzie De Armas discusses putting a little bit of herself into the game’
https://www.polygon.com/23850698/dnd-dungeons-dragons-autistic-character-asteria
#Asteria is “a princess turned paladine”.
‘De Armas herself is autistic, and was able to incorporate a lot of her own experiences into the character.’
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Paladins have been a class for years.
Lol
@Fafner LOL. Ironically, may favourite class in D&D when I was younger was Paladin. _;;
You know, now that you mentioned it… yeah Paladins!