A game of Dungeons and Dragons in support of charity will wrap up Sunday evening — 25 hours after it first began.
Chadd Henderson and Scott Thompson started playing the fantasy role playing tabletop game at 6 p.m. Saturday, and gained an extra hour overnight because of daylight time before the scheduled end time of 6 p.m. Sunday.
“All you need is an imagination, and one of the core beliefs of Dungeons in Dragon is break the rules if it means having fun,” said Henderson in an interview with CBC Up To Speed Guest Host Marjorie Dowhos Friday.
Thompson said he’s been part of similar fundraising marathons like this one in the past, some of them with Dungeons and Dragons, others in improv.
He said this is the first time Kilter Brewing Company has participated in Extra Life, a fundraising program that partners with the Children’s Miracle Network — an international organization that gamers of all different backgrounds can use to raise funds for the children’s hospital in their area.
Every year in the first week of November, there’s a big marathon fundraiser called Extra Life Day, Thompson said.
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A game of Dungeons and Dragons in support of charity will wrap up Sunday evening — 25 hours after it first began.
Chadd Henderson and Scott Thompson started playing the fantasy role playing tabletop game at 6 p.m. Saturday, and gained an extra hour overnight because of daylight time before the scheduled end time of 6 p.m. Sunday.
“All you need is an imagination, and one of the core beliefs of Dungeons in Dragon is break the rules if it means having fun,” said Henderson in an interview with CBC Up To Speed Guest Host Marjorie Dowhos Friday.
Thompson said he’s been part of similar fundraising marathons like this one in the past, some of them with Dungeons and Dragons, others in improv.
He said this is the first time Kilter Brewing Company has participated in Extra Life, a fundraising program that partners with the Children’s Miracle Network — an international organization that gamers of all different backgrounds can use to raise funds for the children’s hospital in their area.
Every year in the first week of November, there’s a big marathon fundraiser called Extra Life Day, Thompson said.
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