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Jeff Woodall pointed me in the direction of these two videos about a
Dungeon Master named David and his all-female group of players. The
original, "Yes, Girls Play D&D" was made for a school project, and
was aimed at people who know very little about the hobby. The second,
"Yes, Girls (Still) Play D&D," is sort of an update on the group, how
they have developed as players, and how they are dealing with the
challenge of balancing game time and real life.

It's always great to see any group of roleplayers having a good time
at a session - but even better when it's a stereotype-buster, like
this group is. (And I love the idea of a party of musicians named
after classical composers, and will totally be stealing it for a
future campaign.)

The sound on both of these videos is a bit low, so you may want to dig
out your headphones. (Be forewarned that there is a little bit of
salty language in both of these videos, so please watch with
discretion around younger gamers.)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Hom_uboIJA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GejuzuLgpbU

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