I think there are a great many things that really make the game unique, and not just Dungeons and Dragons. There's a whole host of other ttrpgs, tabletop role playing games out there, too. So I think one thing that really grabs both players and Dungeon Masters is because there is kind of a high investment at the front then that makes you invested as you go through right? You know, in the back of your mind, you might be thinking about how much time you've put into this, and it makes you care about it makes you want to keep playing, whereas, you know, like with a game of Monopoly. You kind of just sit down at maybe Thanksgiving, after you've eaten a big meal, you play around in Monopoly, and then you're done. But this is a very much more engaging and kind of invested experience, and because it's something that you share so vulnerably with other people, too, I think that kind of ties everyone in, and you share a common goal, and you know, you all kind of want to work towards that, but I think it's just also so unique in that it gives people an escape that they don't find elsewhere, because it's it's similar to reading, but different from reading, and that you're just seeing someone else's experience, experience with D and D, you're doing your own experience. You have control over that you're making your own choices, you're reaping the consequences of your own choices, and moving forward, it's, I mean, kind of same with like watching a TV show or something. It's, it's so different in that you get to craft your own experience and see both the good and ugly of that. So I think that, at least for me, is what makes it so unique, is I like, I was always a kid that loved those story books where you could make your like, the Choose Your Own Adventure kind of story books. That's what I think people really like about DND. That's what I really like about DND, at least, because you do really get to just choose your own adventure even more freely than those books allowed you to do, and it can be so customizable to you, like you mentioned. You know, you probably don't have, like, tanks and airships and that kind of thing. There are games that are meant to do that. My group actually played in a game. It's called Lancer, where it's all about, like, piloting high tech mechs and things like that. If you really like to get into sort of, like religion and Pantheon aspects, there's a kind of a spin off of DND called God bound, where you play as like demigods. My group is actually playing in that one right now. My friend is running that for us, and it's really, really cool. So there's, there's so many different options out there too. So if the kind of standard like fantasy landscape isn't really what you're interested in, there are so many options, so many different systems for you to play in, too. So there's, there's really a key for every lock. When it comes to tabletop RPGs,