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Point buy is nice because you don't have to waste time making characters at the table. Everyone has the same amount of points to use so they can create their characters the night before. But as a player I like to have the dice in my hands and see what happens.

I voted between 60-100. Closer to 100 (I stopped counting when I got to 70). When I started playing D&D around 1979-1980, all I could afford was some dice and an imagination. I was always jelous of my friends ability to buy everything that came out. Now that I'm older and have a job I buy...

I voted Forgotten Realms. I think the books (source and novels) are very well done. I have read everything since 1e. Unlike Gez, I like the fact that these long-lost civilizations are comming back. Thier cities crumbled, they hid, and are now trying to claim what was once theirs. It could...

when I did have a game going, we played in my basement on a ping-pong table. It was great. You had plenty on room to spred out your books and leave the battlemat out.

You might want to try and write to WoTC and ask them for replacements on the ones you need. After all its not like you are asking for the mini, just the stat card. This worked for me when I bought a pre-packaged set of football cards and the Bary Sanders rookie card was missing. They sent me...

A friend of mine and I are looking to play some D&D by either starting a new group or to join an existing group. We have been playing off and on for 20+ years. Other games we enjoy are: CoC, Munchkin, and other board and card games. :cool: