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Katie Wickens

D&D subreddit moderator says the Twitter link ban has "done a great job pulling all the shitheads out of the woodwork"

An armored woman with a shield casts a spell from her outstretched hand as other adventurers fight monsters in the background, all taken from D&D artwork in the 2024 Player's Handbook.

Following events at the recent inauguration of Donald Trump, where Elon Musk performed two overt Nazi salutes on stage, swathes of popular tabletop Reddit pages have now banned links to his social media site Twitter. Included in the roster of protesting subreddits are popular pages which stand somewhere in the top 1% of communities, such as r/OSR, r/DnD, r/Fantasy, and r/RPG.

As one of the first subreddits in the tabletop gaming space to enact the Twitter ban, r/OSR moderator amp108 had this to say in a post detailing their outlook.

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