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Stranger Thingsis officially coming back for Season 2. As we pointed out in our Dungeon Master's guide,eroticism in art the Netflix show gives the role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons plenty of love.

SEE ALSO: 'Stranger Things' is definitely getting a second season in 2017

In honor of the return of the show, Mashable's own Bob Al-Greene imagined what each kid from Stranger Thingsmight look like as a D&D character. Eleven looks especially badass. Get those d20s ready and sharpen those pencils, it's time to play Dungeons & Dragons, Stranger Things-style.

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