You've got some cool collection. I got exposed to DnD a few years ago but can't understand how to play it despite being told how to play it 😂. I can understand the part about friendship though but I heard some stories about friendship broken just because of it too which is also interesting.
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This is really possible because people can be very emotional or very angry when they play at the table. Our solution to this was the "Hey wait a minute" application. So if someone is unhappy about something, they say "Hey wait a minute" and we all stop the game. He says what he is unhappy about and then we continue accordingly. If it's between two people, we try to solve it. "Hey wait a minute, what you said hurt me a lot, I don't want to continue playing like this, can we continue in a different way?''
Using these and similar safety tools can be useful at some tables. Until people get to know each other