A cautionary tale for D&D geeks

by Vladimir Cole { Jan 16th 2007 at 7:15AM }

Four hours into a Reno 911 marathon, we stumbled across a short, cautionary tale that highlights the dangers that await those who would dabble in the dark arts of D&D. It's no Dark Dungeons (Gor Bless you, Jack Chick), but we hope this clip proves just as educational. Forward to timestamp 17:41 to jump straight to the relevant moment.

Tags: dungeons and dragons, DungeonsAndDragons, nerds, reno 911, tv

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Steve @ Jan 16th 2007 7:19AM

That's a pretty old clip. Isnt that from the first season?

Kane Koite @ Jan 16th 2007 7:42AM

"Tell them to get a cell ready for a demigod." haha!

kl00t @ Jan 16th 2007 7:51AM

Mildy funny.

Scow @ Jan 16th 2007 7:53AM

Wow, thank you for providing the Jack Chick link. I was apparently a blaspheming sinner headed for hell until I read a few tracts. Good thing I'm saved now. Thanks again.

WizarDru @ Jan 16th 2007 8:36AM

The best part, of course, is that Patton Oswalt plays D&D.

Lou @ Jan 16th 2007 1:52PM

Any clip with Patton Oswalt playing D&D gets my approval.

Whitster @ Jan 16th 2007 10:13AM

I've seen a better one than that one somewhere. Where at the end the guy shouts he's "using the boots of escaping". Anyone know which one I mean or have a link to it?

Jordan @ Jan 16th 2007 10:31AM

WOW @ the jack chick link

its people who write those that make me hate my own religion... or atleast some of the idiots that involved in it.

juicebytim @ Jan 16th 2007 10:36AM

Yeah that clip is pretty old, but funny none the less.

"Escaping Boots!"

chzimmerman @ Jan 17th 2007 9:59AM

It's hard not to love Patton Oswalt

idioteraser @ Jan 16th 2007 1:25PM

http://www.weirdcrap.com/chick/who.html has more about him. Along with a whole host of links to sites about him with parody tracts you can print out.

Sadly a number of links are no longer existant but using the old internet archive you may be able to find the webpages.