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And all of that was true. Except the rules lawyers... Cons were full of people you wanted to throttle by Thursday night.

That sounds like new-age player BS heresy. (j/k I'm old and that was one of the arguments against 3e)

I wish they go with what the clone wars were 'originally' envisioned as; an experiment in cloning that went horribly wrong because clones are not connected to the force which makes them go nuts...eventually. What we got made me sad.

"You go to war with army to face the enemy you anticipated, not the one you actually are fighting." It got updated a couple decades back after the first sandbox. US Army 89-97.

Glad to hear it Russ. There are some companies that I still have fond memories of due to their customer service approach. Tom over at Fat Dragon was always quick to shake your hand, and thank you for even just considering his product. It's nice to see the industry still has those kind of...

Rules lawyers are still lawyers and should be beaten thoroughly (Sri @Dannyalcatraz, love you man).

And this is one of the things that makes the newer editions both more amd less accessible. Which is a shame.

This where I feel very fortunate. I was trained to kill by my country. There are rules of engagement and when you squeeze the trigger, there is no taking back the bullet. Killing others may be necessary, when you ate in that situation it is 99% kill or be killed and death of you or your...

What, don't you? lol. So I started gaming in 78 at the age of 7. I had four hobbies, D&D, music, a love of militaria and computers. When I grew up, I joined the Army as an Intel analyst copying codes on computers. While in, I garnered a spot playing percussion as a session musician in a...

So, I remember when it dropped. I remember when it updated. I remember the issues of level bloat on combat and I remember that I STILL ran a group of 13 players. That's right. Games were long, drawn out and in combat...tedious at times, but I and another guy tag-teamed DM'd a 1E sized group...

So trying to stay on Umbran's good side (love ya man). Having played literally every iteration at one point... The break down of editions is really OD&D was a stand alone concept game, it set the stage for all that was to come and though fun, was eclipsed by all that followed. Think of at as...

And real baseball fans hate both. ;)

Damn skippy!!! Lol

I tried. lmao.

Are you sure that wasn't just politicians returning home for Thanksgiving? lol (I live on the ass end of tornado alley, we go out and watch those in lawn chairs) Same here...

And thus, thay's how 3e was born.... A lot of folks used this as an optional rule.

Yeah...but it WAS the first.

Meh, what does he know? Lmao

That was..disturbing

Sooooo back on topic... Tradition Tradition is more than just a happy feeling in RPGs its a stable of what it means to be a human. Using the D&D races as an example; elves just live long enough that they can verbally relate what happened 500 years ago. Dwarves while slightly less long lived...