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Mr diaglo does not either.

isn't that the topic of this thread? i didn't know without the red text either if it helps.

can i add though that you are right based in the formal system in which it is set. base 10 if it were set in base 3 the answer of 4 is (unpossible: internet w3rd) null and void as it is outside the system. which at the base of the argument is the problem with different peoples approaches...

i have never crewed a shell. but i will be your cox. IYKWIMAITYD diaglo "stroke me, stroke me, stroke, stroke" Ooi

that goes for this account too.

reality checks are available all over the intrawebs. unfortunately, most of them come back as "insufficient funds for withdrawal." diaglo "bouncy, bouncy, bouncy" Ooi

i am an optimist. if for nothing else then to have fun playing my One True Game. but the big part for me is to see others having fun with it too. i have speckled dice sets and seats available at my gaming table at Gen Con and Stone Mtn if you are interested. diaglo "i'm dull and pointless...

liquidate all assets and transfer the money to a foreign off shore account. causing Hasbro to file chapter 11 on WotC. buy the rights to OD&D(1974). hire a staff interested in making products for it. and release it again.

1971-1973

12 is adult for movie ticket purchases. or at least it was when i was 12. that didn't mean i could go to some movies based on the Rating system. it just meant i had to pay for an adult fare.

Greyhawk was the default setting when it was released in 2000.

no good can come of it. partly because everyone already knows OD&D(1974) is the one true game. All the other editions are just poor imitations of the real thing.

30+ years later and someone is finally doing it the way i do. :D

yeah, the Dungeon and Dragon magazine license recall along with other license recalls were a deal breaker for me. i haven't bought a product from WotC since feb 2006.

my hat of d02 still know no limits

for me it all boils down to knowing what my group and each individual player wants. part of this planning starts before the first die is rolled. i ask the player. what do you want to play? what makes the game fun for you? i work with them to add or build that into the game. i ask the group...

yes. see the story hour in my sig for some examples of it. of course, the old days i used to keep in all in a real journal, 3 ring binder or notebook.

ditto. but you know what. my parents used to host my group at their house all the time when we were young. they know all my old D&D group. and my group knows them. mom would bake and bring in drinks. dad would car pool us for trips to the hobby store for new supplies and such. so what my...

just saw my parents for the xmas/new year's week. they asked me if i was still playing "that game" from my youth. ;)

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