How did you find EN World?

diaglo · Dec 9, 2002

i spend my spare time on D&D boards. i found Eric's site way back when.

i ha(u)ng out mostly on the WotC board/ list and pointed people to Eric. i now point them here.

Azure Trance · Dec 9, 2002

When I was into Shadowrun at Dumpshock.com I found a link there posted by someone about ENWORLD with him saying it was for all his DnD needs...

seasong · Dec 9, 2002

Web search. I was looking for sites with a few feat write-ups as a possible resource for a setting I was playing with.

Who could have guessed?

MEG Hal · Dec 9, 2002

OOPS--I came over from Eric Noah's (duh) but I put came from another site because I found Eric's through another site--please edit my vote, sorry

Either way I love ya Morrus!!!

KDLadage · Dec 9, 2002

Migrated from Eric's Site

However, how I got to Erics site was rather cool. I had never heard of it -- sorry Eric -- and was (for the most part) oblivious to most things d20. I read the bit on the Wizards site about the Open Gaming concept and began a conversion of my Umbragia campaign material (at that time written in FUDGE) into d20.

As the release data for the main book was approaching, Bob Huss dropped me a line over on the Pyramid Boards informing me of a discussion dealing with the Umbragia setting over on Eric Noahs baords... I checked them out and became a rather regular member ever since...

Thanks Bob!

And thanks go out to Eric and Morrus for a fine job and a great couple of web sites.

EricNoah · Dec 9, 2002

I got to EN World from Eric's ... er, I mean "my" ... old site.

My first real memory of dealing with Morrus and EN World was the whole Daemonforge thing and how they were asking for their own forum on my boards. I was happy to oblige. Since then I watched as he demonstrated his considerable organizational and people skills. I actually remember thinking, "My god, this guy could crush me if he decided to become a rival."

I then tried to get him over to RPGPlanet as a hosted site, but there were technical difficulties with that. And then the thing that really solidified our relationship was his willingness to coordinate the ENnies -- our sites became inextricably linked after that. He was, then, the obvious and really "only" choice when I retired.

Horacio · Dec 9, 2002

I discovered Eric site in Spring 2000, and since then went there (and now I come here) every day I connect to the net.

Henry · Dec 9, 2002

Hi, I'm charter member #40 of the "Eric Noah Unofficial Fan Club," Founded September, 1999

Little did I know I was sitting in the same audience with Eric the day Gencon 1999 announced the 3rd edition of D&D. When I came home, I scoured the 'net for anything I could find on this game - and there was Eric, recently from Gencon himself, having already created his rumors page, along with his grandiose plan to set up a conversion site for all the old 1E and 2E stuff, for when 3E came out.

Three years later, I'm still coming to the #1 site on the 'net for 3E and d20 News and info, but it's not the primary reason. The Message board community, originally added as an almost afterthough-like capacity, was the reason I've stayed the whole time. (God, those original boards were some crappy software!)