| 'Dungeons and Dragonsâ? |
| by Dr. Demento
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| Narrator: Dungeons and Dragons,
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| Satan’s game. |
| Your children like it or not,
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| are attracted in their weaker years to the Occult and
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| a game like D D fuels their imagination and makes them
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| feel special, while drawing them deeper and deeper
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| into the bowels of El Diablo.
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| This afternoon the Dead Alewives watch tower invites
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| you to sit in on an actual gaming session.
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| Observe the previously unobservable as a hidden camera
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| takes you to the inner sanctum of Dungeons and Dragons
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| Graham: Galstaff you have entered the door to the north.
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| You are now by yourself standing in a dark room,
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| the pungent stench of mildew emanates off the wet dungeon walls.
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| Nightblade: Where are the Cheetos!
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| Graham: They’re right next to you.
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| Galstaff: I cast a spell.
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| Nightblade: Where’s the Mountain Dew!
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| Graham: In the Fridge. |
| DUH!
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| Galstaff: I wanna cast a spell.
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| Nightblade: Can I have a Mountain Dew!
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| Graham: Yes, you can have a Mountain Dew just go get it.
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| Galstaff: I can cast any of these right, on the list?
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| Graham: Yes, any any of the first level ones.
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| Nightblade: I’m gonna get a soda,
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| any one want one? |
| Hey Graham I’m not in the room right?
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| Graham: What room?
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| Galstaff: I wanna cast magic missile.
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| Nightblade: The room where he’s casting all these spells from!
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| Graham: He hasn’t cast any thing yet.
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| Galstaff: I am though if you’d listen. |
| I’m casting Magic Missile.
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| Graham: Why are you casting Magic Missile, there’s nothing to attack here.
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| Galstaff: I- I- I’m attacking the darkness.
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| (laughing)
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| Graham: Fine fine you attack the darkness there’s an elf in front of you.
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| Picard: Whoa! |
| That’s me right?
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| Graham: He’s wearing a brown tunic and he has gray hair and blue eyes.
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| Picard: No I don’t, I have gray eyes.
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| Graham: Let me see that sheet.
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| Picard: Well it says I have,
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| well it says I have blue but I decided I wanted gray eyes.
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| Graham: Whatever, ok, you guys can talk now if you want.
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| Galstaff: Hello.
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| Picard: Hello.
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| Galstaff: I am Galstaff, Sorcerer of Light.
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| Picard: Then how come you had to cast Magic Missile?
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| (laughing)
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| Graham: Y- Y- Y- You guys are being attacked.
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| Nightblade: Do I see that happening!?!
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| Graham: NO! |
| You’re outside by the tavern.
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| Nightblade: Cool, I get drunk!
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| Graham: Ugh. |
| There are there are seven ogres surrounding you.
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| Picard: How can they surround us?
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| I had Mordenkainens Magical Watch Dog cast!
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| Graham: No you didn’t.
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| Nightblade: I’m getting drunk! |
| Are there any girls there?
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| Picard: I totally did. |
| You asked me if I wanted any
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| equipment before this adventure,
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| and I said no, but I need material components for all
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| my spells, so I cast Mordenkainens Faithful Watch Dog.
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| Graham: But you never actually cast it.
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| Nightblade: Roll the dice to see if I’m getting drunk!
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| Graham: Ugh. |
| Yeah you are.
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| Nightblade: Are there any girls there?
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| Graham: Yeah!
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| Picard: I did though; |
| I completely said when you asked me…
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| Graham: No you didn’t. |
| You didn’t actually say that
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| you were casting the spell so now there’s ogres. |
| Ok.
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| Nightblade: OGRES!?! |
| Man, I got an ogre slaying knife!
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| It’s got a 9 against ogres!
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| Graham: You’re not there, you’re getting DRUNK!
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| Nightblade: Ok, but if there’s any girls there I wanna do them!
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| Narrator: There you have it.
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| A frightening look into Americas most frightening past
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| time. |
| Remember that it’s not you children’s fault that’s
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| their being drawn into a satanic world of nightmare.
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| It’s their gym teachers fault for making them feel
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| out cast when they couldn’t do one single pull up. |