Fantasy Games

[Jannes]

I recently started diving into fantasy games like pen and papers, magic and stuff like that. And when playing these games I started to notice some things which are spiritually relevant. 

For one, when I am into an imagined mission in pen and papers, I take decisions and consequences in this imagined world more serious then I would have thought. Like when something goes wrong or if we enter a dangerous situation it feels a bit unnerving and there is a thrill to it. You also feel things like guilt when you do immoral things in this imgagined world. Of course to a lesser degree. But this makes it a bit transparent that the "real world" is simply a deeper imagination. 

Also when you live in a world with dragons, goblins, werewolfes and so on these things can feel kind of real. Like they are almost part of this world. 

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I love some artwork in magic btw. 

[Judy2]

apparently, some people take advantage of this phenomenon by using DnD as a therapeutic setting where players can explore new facets of their personalities and make different choices.

i found the concept really interesting, but unfortunately never received the DnD therapist's contact info to ask more questions. 

 

anyway... i wanna be a fairy