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Thanks everyone. We are having a lot of fun, and i do understand your point, but our group lacks major organization. I guess we don't really need that much because we are having fun, but i think we would maybe have more fun with a little more organization. Also about spells, wouldn't a...

Hi. I just finished taking my group of 3 players through my first ever adventure; the "Haunted Keep" at the back of the Basic Rulebook. The only thing is that it took us 3 hours. We had a lot of fun, but i made stuff up on the fly and i felt i didn't use the rules at all. "at all" basically...

LOST Mirror's Edge Goosbumps Rugrats (more for kids) 24 James Bond Bourne series Man on Fire (movie with Denzel Washington) Inside Man ( bank robbery movie) Oceans Movies Mission Impossible Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory :) I'm sure there is more i can think of but that's it for now.

Thanks so much for your help. ill definitely try that. Nick

ok so what letter encounter should i start off with? im also kind of confused on how to read the map. should i just read the book straight through? Thanks Nick

Thanks for responding. Its the 4th print. Thanks again Nick edit* oops sorry its the 5th print

I just got the D&D basic Moldvay set with B2: The Keep on the Borderlands. The only problem is that i don't understand how to communicate with what's in the module to the players. For example, it starts by listing different parts of the keep. 1. Main Gate "description"... 2. Flanking Tower...

I just bought the Moldvay set on ebay for the starter version for 10 bucks and in "excellent condition". i think i am going to start from there and then move into 3.5e or the other versions of classic D&D. also, is the Moldvay version bad? In the modules are there still ability checks for...

The thing about clones is that i was really hoping to get the real D&D. I know they are the same but for some reason... Also, if i get the basic rules or rule cyclopedia, i cant get up really high levels? Also, what's the difference between basic D&D and classic D&D? Do they both have better...

thanks bagger. I think someone asked earlier what i didn't like about the 3.5 basic starter game. first, it's too basic and limits your creativity. second, it lacks luster and excitement. third i don't like tile maps, id rather play without it. third, its very combat oriented. I just want to...

is Labyrinth Lord compatible with D&D modules? Also, to answer RK from the last page, yes i think clues and foreshadowing stuff like that is cool. Also, doing that while interacting with the environment. Thanks Nick

so far my top choices are Basic D&D ( i found a set on ebay), 3.5e and labyrinth lord. I still think 4th edition is too combat oriented. I want to be able to DM at first to get everyone excited, but maybe later ill be a player. 3.5e seems good but can someone tell me anything about the modules...

thanks nickname. Those seem interesting. Also, I don't want a too easy edition. I like a little depth. I also like feats, skills and cool stuff like rituals. Thanks Nick

wow thanks to everyone who responded.(lots of choices). to answer RK, i really enjoy a lot of story and fun stuff like that. thanks Nick

thanks so much for responding. I am actually DMing because i need to get all my other friends interested because they barely understand the concept of D&D. The thing about the older editions is that they are very hard to find. even if i download them as pdfs i would think it would take away from...

so i am new to D&D. i have read random different edition's books and i can't decide on a certain edition. I've heard good and bad opinions about every edition. When i read the 1st edition AD&D books i was confused by THAC0 and all the complicated rules. 3rd edition seemed a lot easier to...