D&D: Omar Najam on Asexual Representation & Playing D&D with Dimension 20 (#131)
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About the Episode
We’re so excited to be joined by Omar Najam: a writer, director, and currently playing Andhera in Dimension 20’s A Court of Fey and Flowers. In this episode, Omar talks about his experience playing D&D with Dimension 20, how improv has helped him become a better player, and his favourite moments from the series.
We also discuss asexuality and the growing representation in media, the great community of people coming together over this still quite misunderstood identity, and Omar’s experience of playing an ace character as an ace person himself.
Previous episode: D&D: Rosiee Thor on Exploring Your Own Identity Through D&D
About the Guest
Omar Najam is a writer, a director, and a fantastic improviser. You may have watched him in let’s plays such as Power Play, Banesbreak, and Aces in Spaces. He recently guest starred with Damsels, Dice & Everything Nice, and most recently, you might know him as Prince Andhera of the Unseelie Court in Dimension 20’s A Court of Fey and Flowers.
Links & Resources
- Omar on Twitter
- Omar on Instagram
- Tweet that inspired this episode
- 13 Days 13 Shorts
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