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Tabletop RPGs as Environmental Texts
What does it look like to read a TTRPG as an ecological text? This essay attempts an ecocritical reading of the 5th edition of Dungeons & Dragons, drawing on Alenda Y. Chang’s “Games as Environmental Texts,” which critiques of the extractivist tropes common to many video games. The essay explore
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