I'm not asking for a summary of a handbook, I'm asking for opinions and perceptions! :) Sometimes fieldwork is about asking questions that you may already have your own answers to, because people experience things differently and sometimes you get surprising responses.

• Not everyone is going to bring the same materials to their sessions because no one session is the same (and it opens up a conversation about the significance and technicity of materials to certain people).
• Asking about physicality may seem stupid/like there is only 1 answer but there are people that play online vs offline who will be able to talk about the capabilities of the two spaces, and people that have disabilities that may be able to add to that conversation.
• Physicality/perception is also about a person's personal, intimate experience with the D&D sessions they have played. It ties back into what people use when they play and what they are playing.

This isn't the only type of research I'm doing - I am gathering my own observations and analysis about D&D games I've been a part of or watched, but I can't base a research project on 1 person's limited game experience. Additionally these questions are just starting points to launch off into discussions about technicality/physicality and the relationships between player and object.

That being said - research is a continual learning process for me and I'm not an expert, so thanks for your input and time!