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<blockquote data-quote="WizarDru" data-source="post: 1575803" data-attributes="member: 151">True 'dat.&nbsp; I may have found some parts of AD&amp;D less than intuitive, but I still had lots of fun, and cherish those memories and those stories.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;One might argue that since there was no rules for certain situations under AD&amp;D, I wasn't constrained from jumping onto a frost worm moving full-bore through a glacier and riding it like a cowboy, hoping to steer it away from the village or slay it.&nbsp; One might also argue that if we had access to such rules, my DM might not have felt the need to invent rules on the spot to deal with it, and then try to remember his earlier ruling from then on for the sake of consistency.&nbsp;&nbsp;Of course, one could also aruge that I'd have had a template that actually defined my abilities when I was unwillingly turned into a half-demon, as opposed to the DM clearly fudging most of it.&nbsp; Ah....Good Times.&nbsp; Good Times.&nbsp;&nbsp;Either way, there's still only one wrong way to play D&amp;D, and that's to not have fun.&nbsp; Everything else is irrelavant, to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WizarDru, post: 1575803, member: 151"] True 'dat. I may have found some parts of AD&D less than intuitive, but I still had lots of fun, and cherish those memories and those stories. One might argue that since there was no rules for certain situations under AD&D, I wasn't constrained from jumping onto a frost worm moving full-bore through a glacier and riding it like a cowboy, hoping to steer it away from the village or slay it. One might also argue that if we had access to such rules, my DM might not have felt the need to invent rules on the spot to deal with it, and then try to remember his earlier ruling from then on for the sake of consistency. Of course, one could also aruge that I'd have had a template that actually defined my abilities when I was unwillingly turned into a half-demon, as opposed to the DM clearly fudging most of it. Ah....Good Times. [i]Good Times. [/i] Either way, there's still only one wrong way to play D&D, and that's to [b][u]not have fun[/u][/b]. Everything else is irrelavant, to me. [/QUOTE]

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