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<blockquote data-quote="StormbringerAUS" data-source="post: 7499628" data-attributes="member: 6936541"><p>Not exactly sure how true this is, but I am one of many (as are 4 of the 6 players in my group) are players that played in the Early through mid eighties (some even earlier). We played as teenagers and early twenties while at Uni etc - now 30 years later - life has reached a point where we again have time to devote to these fun pursuits (in one case there kids also play). </p><p></p><p>Having read on various sites there seem to be a significant number of players who are in this situation - golden age players returning to the game - with 5E bringing back a similar feel to what we remember from years ago helps us enjoy it more. SO the great numbers we are now seeing are the returning golden age players with some new players joining in - and of course the stalwarts who have played through all the versions.</p><p></p><p>Though beer/soda and pretzels/crisps has changed to cheese at red wine at least at my table.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="StormbringerAUS, post: 7499628, member: 6936541"] Not exactly sure how true this is, but I am one of many (as are 4 of the 6 players in my group) are players that played in the Early through mid eighties (some even earlier). We played as teenagers and early twenties while at Uni etc - now 30 years later - life has reached a point where we again have time to devote to these fun pursuits (in one case there kids also play). Having read on various sites there seem to be a significant number of players who are in this situation - golden age players returning to the game - with 5E bringing back a similar feel to what we remember from years ago helps us enjoy it more. SO the great numbers we are now seeing are the returning golden age players with some new players joining in - and of course the stalwarts who have played through all the versions. Though beer/soda and pretzels/crisps has changed to cheese at red wine at least at my table. [/QUOTE]
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