Kimberley Nerds - Ep8 - Roleplaying Games with Broome DnD founder Sarah - Long Version

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This episode of Kimberley Nerds features Sarah, the founder of BROOME DnD that plays every 1st & 3rd Tuesday at the Library. She talks about what Dungeons & Dragons is, what a TTRPG (Table Top Roleplaying Game) is, as well as her history of playing the game in town. How diverse and inclusive is the Broome player base these days when it comes to players that are female, LGBTQ, people of color etc.? How to start in this hobby and find the right community of players, playstyles, RPG system or content online? Check out their Facebook group for more info.

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