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

[Uni-the-Unicorn!]

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.

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$11.70 usd.

Crap exchange rate 4 us atm.

That is chipotle prices around here (which works for me a lot).

 

[Maxperson]

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!

Los Angeles.

 

[Maxperson]

That is chipotle prices around here (which works for me a lot).

If I go to Chipotle and get lunch and drink, I'm walking out spending around $23. After taxes a McDonald's meal is $15.

 

[Older Beholder]

One game is 2014 rules, another game is 2014 converted to 2024 rules.
I haven't had a chance yet to run a game from scratch with 2024 rules, but would love to get something going.

I also play in a game using Lamentations of the Flame Princess, which I think is based on BECMI, but I'm not sure, maybe it's a bespoke system so I didn't mention it in the pole.

 

[Stormonu]

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.

1070? Haven't heard of that before, what is it?

I never got into Immortal or Epic level play, so I didn't think to consider the difference in those rulesets.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

If I go to Chipotle and get lunch and drink, I'm walking out spending around $23. After taxes a McDonald's meal is $15.

Grief! I thought our inflation was bad!

 

[MGibster]

There is no Dana. There is only D&D.

 

[John Quixote]

1070? Haven't heard of that before, what is it?

I never got into Immortal or Epic level play, so I didn't think to consider the difference in those rulesets.

You probably have heard of it! "Ten-seventy" is the 1991 big black box (New Easy-to-Master D&D Game). "Eleven-six" is its smaller repackaging (Classic D&D Game, the 1994 tan box / 1996 small black box).

 

[Cadence]

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!

Pulled up the menu for maybe our best not-super-formal but still very nice restaurants in Columbia, SC. Appetizers are $12-19, main courses $25-$46, soup and salad $6-$12, and dessert $9.

I think dinner with salad and soft drink at our casual neighborhood Greek/Italian place has probably been averaging around $20 a person.

Habitual bagel place is about $13.50 for a sausage, egg, and cheese on bagel; fruit salad; and soft-drink or tea.

McDonald's wanted something over $6 for a cheeseburger and soft-drink yesterday on the way home from work. After they took a while to realize I was there, misheard my tea order and didn't stick on long enough for me to correct it to unsweet, and then took several minutes with the car in front of me at the register (at one point I told myself they had 3 minutes when I noticed they were slow - apparently they don't keep change at the window?) so I just drove off. If they aren't fast or cheap I'm not sure what purpose they serve.

 

[Maxperson]

There is no Dana. There is only D&D.

I'm not sure if my wife Dana would agree or disagree.