The Truth about Dungeons & Dragons

IF anyone is unconvinced of this book's TRUTHfulness, then they worship the devil, not god.This book is a brave attempt at denouncing the influence dragons have achieved on our noble leaders through their mind-controlling spells, spells, by the way, described in minutiae in the rulebooks, and what scares me the most is that most phases in the book are longer than this one.A classic. I hope they update it for third edition.

I want to belive it's just a joke, but i can't, so enjoy it, its priceless. This book means hours of uncontrolable laught. Pleaaase, read it, then ignore that who wrote it...

This author has done a wonderful job in researching her material for this book. Her information agrees completely with my own research about D & D.This book is not for the faint-of-heart. If you are someone who believes everything is good in this country and does not believe in coverups and conspiracies, this book will still shake you. It has a lot of information in it.My only complaint would be her writing style. She is hard to follow at times, and does make the mistake of being too straight to the point. She is just so smart, that she forgets to use simpler language to those of us, who are not quite as bright as her.

From its cult origins to its Satanic rituals the Dungeons and Dragons game has corrupted our youth for a millenia. The druids played it, and so shall your children engage in human sacrifice on huge stone slabs if they too play this horrendous game. Robie does a wonderful job of linking all sorts of demonic possession and teen suicides to this horrible corruptor of youth. Robie flawlessly details the Satanic rites of D & D - including self mutilation, Satan worship, and necrophilia. These connections are true and real - In fact, if you rearrange the letters in "Dungeons and Dragons" you spell "I worship Satan" three and a half times. This book is a comedy smash for anyone who has played D & D for more than five minutes and not killed themselves or sacrificed chickens (99.9999~% of the D & D playing population).

Frankly, I have to assume the author is purposely trying to muck-rake and stir up people's emotions to get attention. I find it difficult to imagine that any human living in the modern world could somehow be this deluded.By the way, Dr. Joyce Brothers herself played AD & D with the game's original creator, Gary Gygax, and his friends. She had only positive things to say about this game.