Did you know …
That the first tabletop role playing game was invented by none other than the famous physicist, Albert Ebstein? It’s true!
The game was called “A. Einstrein’s Dungeons & Dragons Subterranean Adventure,” and the only character available to players was an elf mage named “Alan Epstein.” In the game, a party of Alans would explore wood-paneled dungeons and roll dice to determine the probability of winning arguments with their wife, wetting the bed, winning three-legged races, and cracking the atom.
The game was not popular, and seems to only have ever been played by core members of the Manhattan Project.
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