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A couple of my players have been asking if they could have a beer or two (or three, probably) while we play. I've always had a ban on alchohol durin game, but I'm starting to wonder if I'm being too strict. What do you think?

Also, spell casters get old and die, but magic items (except for one shots) last forever. Items from loooooong ago pile up and create this seemingly unbalanced ratio of items-wizards. Plus, D&D worlds always seemed to have been ruled by Gods or unspeakably powerful beings many centuries ago...

I was taught by my Mother and Uncle (who raised me) when I was 8 years old. They actually MADE me read the DMG and the PHB from cover to cover. It was like paino lessons for a normal kid.

I remember playing D&D in the 80's and the players freaking out cause the brick of the party had a 17 Str. Now it seems that players are used to 20, 21 or even 22 Str and a fighter type with a 17 Str is merely laughed at for being weak. Is this just my group or is it in other places too...

I thought people over here might get a kick out of 'Goblins'.

I wish I could turn on the TV and see plots about the main characters actually playing D&D. Instead we have to settle for quick references like Homer Simpson saying "We played Dungeons and Dragons for three hours. Then I was slain by an elf." Or that hilarious scene during the end credits of...