Kurumi thought for a moment. Since her classmates seemed to be talking mostly about board games and sports, Kurumi opted to talk more about role playing which only a few of her classmates had touched base on. "Role-playing games are games where players take on a fictional role in a fictional setting," she said as she remembered the games her brother Takashi used to play. He had always been the nerd of the family and had apparently started a Fantasy Fighting Club at his school. Tried to at Hogwarts apparently, but no one really liked the idea of pretending to be witches and wizards when they really were. "There are several versions of role-playing games. Tabletop versions, like Dungeons and Dragons that was already mentioned. Some other examples are The Burning Wheel and The Shadow of Yesterday, but they aren't as well known." She paused and tried not to giggle at the memory of her brother running around the house in a cap with elf ears glued on in wonky directions. "Some people even choose to perform role-playing games in real life, as a sort of improvisational theater."