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<blockquote data-quote="Riley" data-source="post: 3926093" data-attributes="member: 12870">Hmmm.&nbsp; There are many errors in this line of thought.&nbsp; The main two are:1) having played 1st Ed does not make one 40+ years old.I played D&amp;D 1e for a full 8 years before the publication of 2e.&nbsp; I was a kid then, and I am now only(?) 37.&nbsp; I could've started playing before 2e and still be in my very late 20's.2) Being old does not make one a grognard.You're only a grognard if you decide to be a grognard.I haven't played D&amp;D with any teenagers in quite a while, but I've had the pleasure of playing with some 20-25 year olds, and there's been no generation divide at the table.I loved 1e, I love 3.5e, and I'm excited about 4e.&nbsp; Anybody remember 1e pummeling?&nbsp; Yeesh.&nbsp; The game moves on, and at this point, I could only be convinced to play a 1e game for a laugh and a trip down memory lane.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Riley, post: 3926093, member: 12870"] Hmmm. There are many errors in this line of thought. The main two are: 1) having played 1st Ed does not make one 40+ years old. I played D&D 1e for a full 8 years before the publication of 2e. I was a kid then, and I am now only(?) 37. I could've started playing before 2e and still be in my very late 20's. 2) Being old does not make one a grognard. You're only a grognard if you decide to be a grognard. I haven't played D&D with any teenagers in quite a while, but I've had the pleasure of playing with some 20-25 year olds, and there's been no generation divide at the table. I loved 1e, I love 3.5e, and I'm excited about 4e. Anybody remember 1e pummeling? Yeesh. The game moves on, and at this point, I could only be convinced to play a 1e game for a laugh and a trip down memory lane. [/QUOTE]

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