Is There Much Age Difference In Your RPGing Group?

[brehobit]

16, 25, 35, 36, 47 are our ages I think.

Fun group!

Mark

 

[Ratenef]

My weekly Thursday group has ages that range from 25 - 70, spread across 6 members (25, 34, 35, 40, 45, & 70)

My biweekly Saturday group ages from 22 to 35, spread across 7 players (22, 24, 25, 32, 33, 34, & 35)

So I guess we have a good range of ages.

 

[GwydapLlew]

My fours groups have the following age ranges:

28 + (I haven't asked the ages in the group, but several are either in their lates 30's or early 40's.)

23 - 31

25 - 28

18 - early 50's

 

[Arnwyn]

No. We're all within 4 years of each other.

 

[JoeGKushner]

No, only about 6 years between the elder statesman and the young pup

Ditto.

A few people younger than me, but none older that I can recall off the top of my senile head.

 

[Oryan77]

Ages 24-29, so not a huge difference. The old group was ages 14-34 though.

 

[Kragar00]

I voted yes...
I'm the youngest of our group on Satrudays.... at 30... but we go up to 55...
On Tuesdays, I'm in the middle, as we go from about 21 to 37....
Thursdays we're all about the same... give or take 6 months...

 

[Ibram]

My current table top game goes from 26 (me) to 18 (my youngest brother)

In my online game the oldest is in his 40s while the youngest is 18-20, but most of us are in the 26-30 range

 

[Taurren]

Youngest in his early 20's ... oldest just turned 60.

Having 2+ generations at a gaming table can be very interesting

 

[Goblyn]

Is There Much Age Difference In Your RPGing Group?

Around 15 years, i think, though I'll admit that I don't know everyone's ages. It's 15 years at least. I know that much.

That's not the largest gulf I've seen in practice. The 12 year old newbie in the same group as a 60+ yo DM comes to mind.