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48 here. Been playing & DMing since 1979.

I will have to watch those two episodes now.

I will have to go back and watch the episode. I don't recall the specifics of that aspect. The girl didn't seem omniscience based on all the questions she was asking her father.

That was his daughter, and she could create and destroy. At the end of the episode, she recreates the world for them.

I liked it, but still feel the original was better.

Nice. I liked the copy of Timemaster I got from you at Gary Con.

Sounds like a scene from The Road Warrior.

EMP also has a science fiction museum. It is pretty sweet.

Players don't tell DMs what to do. End of story.

Sound a bit like some of Michael Moorcock's works.

B2 has got to be a lot of people's first dungeon. It was so prevalent "back in the day." It's a great module.

I started playing D&D when OD&D was still in print, but I started on Holmes Basic and then OAD&D. While I would like to try OD&D sometime, I don't get the appeal of it. The thing that interests me about the game is that is was the first ever version of D&D. Yes, it's a reveried piece of gaming...

Someone has been getting into the crack again. :confused:

Damn, you attacked the keep? Perhaps your DM should have said something about that not being normal behavior.

Medieval? Since when is D&D medieval? Adventurers are an odd lot anyway. People expect them to be "different."

What was the first module you ever went thru? Mine was B1 In Search of the Unknown. My poor magic user, Glom the Mighty, died in the second room. :\

Well I love exploring old dungeons. back "in the day" my old DM use to say why spend your time in some musty old cave when you can get out in the fresh air. I still prefered the dungeons. The game was named DUNGEONS & Dragons for a reason. :D

October of 1977 made my first character. I don't think I actually played until December of the same year. My middle school had a D&D club. :cool:

I'm scarred for life. :confused:

The original modules have no linkage. Now the supermodules link the T, A, and GDQ series together. I don't recall the details.