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LARPer Food: Dungeons & Dragons Cake [Geeky Cake]
By Great White Snark | November 11, 2009
Oh, D&D nerds. You know I love* you the mostest. You’ve given me such joy with your LARPy goodness. Allow me to return the favor.
By way of Claudia of Cakerific comes this delightful chocolate with strawberry cake and fondant Dungeons & Dragons cake for Remi’s birthday.
What? You don’t know Remi? Sorry. I assumed all you people know each other. My small-mindedness is my weakness. Please forgive me.
Also? You probably don’t like it when I call you, “you people.” Sorry, again.
[Editor's Note: My dear D&D-playing readers, please take GWS with a grain of salt. He is a petty--albeit attractively angular--man with debilitating mutli-sided-dice envy.]
* Read: pity in the fondest possible way.
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Topics: Cakes, Games | 6 Comments »
Tags: Cakes, Dungeons & Dragons, Games, Geeky Cake
November 11th, 2009 at 2:43 pm
D&D?! So nerdy! Instead, I will pretend that the dragon is the beast Smaug, and the die is the Arkenstone gem, which Bilbo stole from Thorin to try to barter an end to to the Battle of the Five Armies.
That’s much less dorky.
November 11th, 2009 at 7:16 pm
*forheadpalms*
November 11th, 2009 at 11:13 pm
Nickolai, I’m impressed, as usual. I literally don’t know enough nerdy words to construct a sentence to match the nerdy magnitude of the one you just wrote.
November 12th, 2009 at 12:07 pm
GWS, I believe that with the bajillions of dollars that Peter Jackson’s movies made, Tolkein is now regarded as cool, not nerdy. So much the better for a hobbit-lover like me.
November 12th, 2009 at 12:10 pm
Dirty hobbit-lover.
November 12th, 2009 at 10:07 pm
Nockolai?
The guy wrote the books as pretty much an excuse to write 3 langauges. No matter how pouplar it gets it is still geeky.
Sorry.