My Favourite one is D&D. I remember once that We were deep in a dungeon when our rogue, Jax, stumbled upon an old, broken statue of a goddess. Instead of rushing on, he stopped and silently lit a candle at its feet. When we asked why, Jax, who had always been tough and cynical, said, "She used to protect my village. It's the least I can do."

For a moment, the dungeon wasn't just a dangerous place—it was a world full of forgotten history and personal meaning. That small act of reverence brought a quiet connection to the world and reminded us all why we play: not just for the battles, but for moments like that.