DnD Club Launches Its Campaigns
Our leaders!
On the last Falcon day, Nov. 30, the DnD club met during club time. John Keller and Matthew Peel, the two current leaders of the DnD club, gave a presentation proposing that instead of the leaders choosing their successors, the members of the club should be able to vote for leader. Keller said he believed being chosen as the leader when someone else might have wanted to felt wrong. It is still unknown among the regular members if this new democracy system will be instated. Only time, and the leaders will tell. Unfortunately for those hoping to join the DnD club, as of this time, the DnD club is not accepting new members because it would disrupt the balance of the campaigns currently in play. For those who are in the club, don’t forget, we meet after school on Thursdays, and on club Fridays!
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Amanda Stemig (AJ) • Feb 7, 2023 at 2:30 pm
A common opinion I’ve heard from people in our club is that the leadership doesn’t really matter as much as you’d think. In decisions like our club name, we used democracy, the leaders had as much say as the average member.
Honestly, we just want to focus on the game rather than club politics. As long as the leaders are fulfilling their responsibilities as president or accountant, and they aren’t somehow abusing power, it really doesn’t matter all that much..