Euberon

I find the most interesting games are the ones that add narrative and story from the players and knit it together with the DMs vision. I am looking for a rich tapestry of a world in which to play. That, and laugh my ass off. I'm 47. I remember playing my first D&D game at 16. It seemed like yesterday. The turn of the page. The smell of the pulp. Been chasing the dragon ever since. D&D is still my go to choice, but I'm up for different games as long as the world is interesting and, at least, three dimensional.