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Skip Lipman | ... |
Himself /
Bannor
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Kenyon Wells | ... |
Himself /
Keldar
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Daniel McArthur | ... |
Himself /
Trivius
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Rebecca Thurmond | ... |
Herself /
Nemesis
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James Iddings | ... |
Himself /
Saruk
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Gary Black | ... |
Himself /
Malkin
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Domenic Prince | ... |
Himself /
Arfex
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Andrew Mattingly | ... |
Himself /
Shapwin
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Frank Kanach | ... |
Himself /
Otto
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Leah Kanach | ... |
Herself /
Ilya
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Michael Wells | ... |
Himself - Kenyon's father
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Nancy Lee Wells | ... |
Herself - Kenyon's mother
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This is a documentary about Live Action Role Players, a rather noble and delightful type of gaming, that some people may find a little too far out of their realm to understand. It is interesting and enjoyable for any nerd and is also a unique type of documentary. I recommend this to anyone who has every played d&d, enjoyed magic, or any other type of role-playing endeavors. :) It is fun and light-hearted. It is not sad at all. Afterwards you feel admiration and respect to the people who can stay "in character" for a weekend straight -certainly not an easy task to pull off. I would consider this film a great accomplishment for gamers out there. :)