Atomoctba
Adventurer
Hehehe... I just discovered D&D in my teens, around 1988... But my younger sister-in-law born in 2004, two months before the launch of World of Warcraft. I still measure her age by that parameter
D&D General As old as D&D
Warpiglet-7
Cry havoc! And let slip the pigs of war!
Wow…very similar timeline!
The neighbor kid was older and started me in isle of dread…
Wofano Wotanto
Hero
I was eight when it came out, but didn't play till I was nine or ten - it was somewhere close to my birthday but I'm not positive which side of it. Things didn't spread as fast back then.
Still came in through wargames like older grognards though. Started gaming with a teacher's copy of Jutland when I was seven, and the first games I bought for myself with allowance money were Ogre and Chitin: I.
Still came in through wargames like older grognards though. Started gaming with a teacher's copy of Jutland when I was seven, and the first games I bought for myself with allowance money were Ogre and Chitin: I.
Bayushi_seikuro
Hero
I'm celebrating my twenty-seventh anniversary of turning 23.
aco175
Legend
When I was your age, I had a toddler. Luckily he grew up to play D&D with me.
It it true when old people talk about time flying though.
Warpiglet-7
Cry havoc! And let slip the pigs of war!
I now have a campaign with my three kids. One had no interest initially and then jumped in with her siblings and uncle—my bro.
Getting older is not all great but offers some new D&D vistas!
I am hoping to play again soon too…so many characters to try too!
Micah Sweet
Level Up & OSR Enthusiast
Almost. 48 last month.
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