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31	Realms of Màgia: Exploring Roleplaying Games as Interaction Design Systems Reitz, Austin J. 29 May 2019 (has links) No description available. Design Recreation roleplaying game roleplaying games GNS theory Dungeons and Dragons Pathfinder narrativism simulationism gamism Realms of Magia fantasy accessibility game culture interaction design interface interaction system
32	Dungeons & Discourse: Intersectional Identities in Dungeons & Dragons Clements, Philip Jameson 27 November 2019 (has links) No description available. American Studies Cultural Anthropology Folklore Dungeons Dragons Fantasy Race Gender Intersectionality Geek Nerd Discourse Popular Culture American Culture Culture Studies Ethnography
33	“I think you are the better version of me, and I hope I'm headed that way” : An exploratory qualitative approach to comparing and analyzing immersion into character in Dungeons and Dragons 5th Edition and Baldur’s Gate 3 Espinosa Chueca, Maria Jose, Meijaard, Hannah Maria January 2024 (has links) With the new and rising popularity of Baldur’s Gate 3, an exploratory qualitative research comparing it to its tabletop predecessor: Dungeons and Dragons 5E, is necessary to gather new data about player experience within these different formats. This research explores the difference in immersion into character between Dungeons and Dragons 5E and Baldur’s Gate 3. This is done through a mixed methods approach, combining interviews and digital ethnography. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 6 interviewees from varying backgrounds who had played both games for a significant amount of time. For the digital ethnography, relevant selected posts from Reddit users in r/DnD and r/BaldursGate3 were filtered and selected using the software Communalytic. The themes correlated to immersion into character were transformative play, social play, and creative agenda. Through these themes, it was concluded that the main difference between these two games were related to transformative potential, as well as the social aspect 2 of both games, where in-person D&D and co-op BG3 seemed to help players get immersed into their characters more easily than in online D&D and solo mode BG3. immersion into character dungeons and dragons baldur's gate 3 D&D DnD BG3 role-playing transformative play magic circle Media Studies Medievetenskap

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