Danielle Fishel

Except this summer, I discovered a role-playing game that was so perfect for me.

And if there's anybody out there who's a fan of Stranger Things...

There's a few, I'm sure.

A few fans.

And there's a crossover, too, between D&D and Stranger Things, obviously, because Stranger Things brought D&D back.

Well, there's actually a role-playing game built around the concept of Stranger Things itself.

It's called Kids on Bikes.

And the whole idea is that you get to play kids on bikes in a small town who are running around figuring out a mystery or some sort of supernatural thing.

It is the most fun.

And this is the only time because I've never DM'd, which is Dungeon Master, if you don't know, or GM, Game Master.

That's a more generic term.

Right.

Right.

I've never done that until we discovered this game.

And it is so much fun.

Basically, you actually have to get on a bike.

No, but your bike gets to give you certain benefits.

Like you pick your bike based on, you know, like it's color and whether it has tassels and that it's kind of like your spells, you know, like it gives you different abilities or your class maybe is what, you know, but you basically, well, the best part about it, the way the game works is you get together and you build the town as a group.

So, like, I did this with Indy and two of his friends, and I did it with Shiloh, too, for a session.

But, like, we get together, and you all, like, answer questions about the town.