D&D General What version of D&D are you playing?

[John R Davis]

Coming to the end of 2014 as near end of Vecna, then done with that version

Also in a BECMI for occasional/ long running campaign

Played loads other stuff as well.

 

[Staffan]

Only D&D I'm playing at the moment is a 5.0 campaign that runs once every one to two months. Other than that, my main group that meets more-or-less weekly is currently playing an East Texas University/Savage Worlds campaign that I'm running, before we took a break from the GURPS time traveling campaign and the Eon revolutionaries campaign.

I am SO itching to run Draw Steel though, but at the same time I'm really enjoying ETU.

 

[Cruentus]

Only playing OSE Advanced (so Basic+?) at this point, with the occasional Beyond the Wall and Other Adventures. Those are about the level of complexity that me and my group are interested in at this point in our playing lives.

 

[JDR]

Other: Shadowdark. (It's pretty much D&D)

 

[Micah Sweet]

Other: Shadowdark. (It's pretty much D&D)

Unless you're on any thread tagged with the word "D&D" in any context right?

 

[Maxperson]

I think any and all surveys on this site are basically meaningless when looking at broader trends.

I don't really care what game other people play while also acknowledging that there is a significant bias on this forum for several reasons. On the other hand $50-150 will get a couple a meal at a good restaurant nowadays if you don't splurge on wine, D&D is still an incredibly cheap hobby for the hours of enjoyment I and my players get out of it. Especially because most of my players just use my DndBeyond account and never spend a dime on books.

I want those kinds of prices. For my wife and I to eat at a good restaurant, it's $120-$250, without alcohol. That does include the tip, though.

 

[AlViking]

I want those kinds of prices. For my wife and I to eat at a good restaurant, it's $120-$250, without alcohol. That does include the tip, though.

In general my idea of a good restaurant is anything better than a Taco Bell, so my standard of "good" is possibly a touch lower than yours.

 

[John Quixote]

I voted BECMI, but if we're going to treat Moldvay/Cook and Mentzer as separate editions, I'm not actually running either one. I run 1070/RC/WotI. The 1992 and 1986 Immortals rules are more different from each other than the 1982, 1983, and 1984 Expert Sets are.

 

[Uni-the-Unicorn!]

I want those kinds of prices. For my wife and I to eat at a good restaurant, it's $120-$250, without alcohol. That does include the tip, though.

I don’t know where you live, but $150 +/- $30 can’t feed my wife and I with a class of bubbles or two in about 95% of restaurants in Seattle and this not a cheap market!

 

[Zardnaar]

I want those kinds of prices. For my wife and I to eat at a good restaurant, it's $120-$250, without alcohol. That does include the tip, though.

We go out every Sunday for breakfast, dinner every 2 or 3 weeks. Often coffee+ item on Saturday.
Pancakes start from $11., pub meal usually around $15-$18 usd

Eggs bene, mixed grll to coffee were $46 usd on Sunday. By pricierthan local places we go to.

Kiwi big breakfast can be as low as $12, obes of or favorite places $15-17.

That's ciabiatta bread, bacon, eggs, grilled tomato, hash browns, sausage, corn fritters, mushrooms.

Price includes all taxes no tips. Coffee about $4-$4.30 can be as low as $2.50.



$11.70 usd.

Crap exchange rate 4 us atm.