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“The researchers found that [board] games help relieve social anxiety, which is experienced at higher rates in those who have than in the general population. There's a rigid structure to proceedings, with less need to make small talk.”

From: @ScienceAlert
https://flipboard.com/@sciencealert/sciencealert-3mvdqjtaz/-/a-t9nxRn4QSeaRrg26nkY1OA%3Aa%3A565656366-%2F0

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@mighty_orbot @ScienceAlert @actuallyautistic I was the often DM for a D&D group in the 90s. I can totally see it being a special interest. I pored over books. If a store put in on a shelf, I bought it. I refined character sheets on my computer. It was an amazing way to invest time and energy. But, it wasn't my favorite. That would be Greyhawk Wars. https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/2307/greyhawk-adventures-wars think Risk but with heroes and other complications. I never found anyone to play it with, so I would all sides it at home alone. Similar for Shadowrun and Warhammer.

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