A thoroughly satisfying and wholly entertaining tale about finding one's place in the world and community through the joys of roleplaying games. Unabashedly, unashamedly, enthusiastically queer, with plenty of positive LGBTQ representation and diverse characters. The friends-t0-lovers theme is strong here, with a delightful cast. England also does an excellent job of exploring the trade school vs college debate, as characters embrace their passions (woodworking, farming, etc) while challenging the necessity of a traditional four-year degree. Thoughtful and heartwarming.