Well, I gave my nephews (oldest is just under 5) my old computer, so they can play their Reader Rabbit and Tonka games without pestering any of the adults in the house. Now, I haven't turned that old computer on since I moved to Vancouver almost three years ago, and never got around to transferring most of the stuff from it to my current machine. So the neat RPG-related gift for me was finding a bunch of campaign notes, character concepts, etc. dating back to the release of 3E on that old computer, many of which I'd forgotten about.
It was particularly neat to read over my original 3E campaign setting, and realize it neatly tied together a bunch of concepts I'd been unsuccessfully trying to shoehorn into my current setting. Now I can stop trying to bang square pegs into round holes, and just put the stuff where it works. Neat.
Of course, I also found an old strip poker computer game that maybe isn't the best choice for the kids' computer, so it was generally a good thing that I looked over the computer first .
It was particularly neat to read over my original 3E campaign setting, and realize it neatly tied together a bunch of concepts I'd been unsuccessfully trying to shoehorn into my current setting. Now I can stop trying to bang square pegs into round holes, and just put the stuff where it works. Neat.
Of course, I also found an old strip poker computer game that maybe isn't the best choice for the kids' computer, so it was generally a good thing that I looked over the computer first .