It's 1982, and I'm playing Dungeons and Dragons over at my friend Leon's house. My character got petrified (turned to stone) by a basilisk. Although the effect got reversed, I spent a good chunk of the game unable to do anything, so it was a frustrating evening. As I got into my car to drive home at the end of the night, this song (of course!) was on the radio...
That's hilarious, my ranger got petrified by a basilisk last year and I adopted this as his theme song on the walk home from that session! I wonder if there's a correlation between ELO and D&D...
That's hilarious, my ranger got petrified by a basilisk last year and I adopted this as his theme song on the walk home from that session! I wonder if there's a correlation between ELO and D&D...
It's 1982, and I'm playing Dungeons and Dragons over at my friend Leon's house. My character got petrified (turned to stone) by a basilisk. Although the effect got reversed, I spent a good chunk of the game unable to do anything, so it was a frustrating evening. As I got into my car to drive home at the end of the night, this song (of course!) was on the radio...
That's hilarious, my ranger got petrified by a basilisk last year and I adopted this as his theme song on the walk home from that session! I wonder if there's a correlation between ELO and D&D...
That's hilarious, my ranger got petrified by a basilisk last year and I adopted this as his theme song on the walk home from that session! I wonder if there's a correlation between ELO and D&D...
@Kenobi65 This is a great story, but the fact that this comment is older than I am is wild to me. Love this tune haha
@Kenobi65 This is a great story, but the fact that this comment is older than I am is wild to me. Love this tune haha