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I like the idea that a new edition brings changes to the storyline (so that your old books now serve as useful guides to a different era, instead of just being outdated) and that immortal/long lived characters are shown being long lived and having changed. And of course you're free to ignore...

Thanks Gary for filling in the details. I looked on my shelf and found the program: it was called JanCon, which I kept hearing as GenCon. Not surprisingly, the con seems to have disappeared since... Thanks again, and tell Alex I said hello!

Great story. One thing that hasn't changed in any edition is how much fun it is to roll a natural 20 in a tough situation. Not to threadjack, but I wanted to share my story about playing with Mr. Gygax (and the title of the thread is Gaming with Gygax, after all!). It was years back at a con...

I would buy both... if it came out in 2007, so I could have plenty of time to use it in my current game before 4e came out.

Hopefully, by now, everyone who had to evacuate because of Katrina have found a place, but in case you know of someone still looking, I thought I'd spread this around: >Larry Dixon and Mercedes Lackey are organizing efforts to assist >fans and gamers displaced by Katrina. You can read more...

My D&D group at college consists of four straight guys, one bisexual guy, one lesbian, one straight girl, and two bisexual girls. (Though it is rare to have all the players there at once, I don't think I could handle running 8 players!) The gaming club has higher numbers, but I don't know...

In addition to, of course, having high level PC's... I'm going to use the idea of Union, but didn't like the execution, so I plan to modify it. I'm going to do a city where all the high-level heroes of the world are sent (to keep them out of trouble elsewhere... you know, to keep them from...