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<blockquote data-quote="Obryn" data-source="post: 4551495" data-attributes="member: 11821">I don't really know how to put this, but I'll give it a shot.I run a regular 4e game, and I'm loving it.&nbsp; I ran 3e for a long time, and loved it.&nbsp; (I'm burnt out on it now, but I'm 95% sure I'll eventually pick it up again for a game or two.)&nbsp; I am currently running a once-per-month 1e game, and loving that, too.Different editions do different things better than others, and all of them have been quite capable, broad, enjoyable, and adaptable games.&nbsp; I don't feel any need to squeeze my gaming love into a single edition at the expense of all others.&nbsp; I mean, I only have so much time, but I game because I love gaming.&nbsp; I DM because I love DMing.&nbsp; Different editions are fun in different ways, and I guess I don't see why I should restrict myself to just one kind of fun or waste time worrying about what the heart and soul of D&amp;D is.-O</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Obryn, post: 4551495, member: 11821"] I don't really know how to put this, but I'll give it a shot. I run a regular 4e game, and I'm loving it. I ran 3e for a long time, and loved it. (I'm burnt out on it now, but I'm 95% sure I'll eventually pick it up again for a game or two.) I am currently running a once-per-month 1e game, and loving that, too. Different editions do different things better than others, and all of them have been quite capable, broad, enjoyable, and adaptable games. I don't feel any need to squeeze my gaming love into a single edition at the expense of all others. I mean, I only have so much time, but I game because I love gaming. I DM because I love DMing. Different editions are fun in different ways, and I guess I don't see why I should restrict myself to just one kind of fun or waste time worrying about what the heart and soul of D&D is. -O [/QUOTE]

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