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<blockquote data-quote="reddist" data-source="post: 1714899" data-attributes="member: 5212">I wasn't TRULY sick of them until just last month.&nbsp; I drove out to McPherson, Kansas to run a one-night game for the 16 yr old son of the surgeon my wife is doing a rotation with (she's in medschool, dontcha know).Anyhoo, after I agreed to run a game for these teenagers, the kid, sort of the leader for this group, was emailing me wanting to know if he could play a drow ranger who turned his back on the ways of his evil kin and went top-side to get away from it all, then he started asking me about rules re: dual wielding scimitars, and if'd I'd smack him with light sensitivity.I mean, C'MON!&nbsp; Granted, this kid may have just recently discovered Drizzt and all, but enough is enough.&nbsp; Still, I figured it as a one-off, he thought it'd be fun to play a drow, so I eventually let him, but not with out some good-natured ribbing.&nbsp; It turned out to be a pretty fun evening.&nbsp; A group of 15-16 yr olds have a very different perspective on what makes a night of D&amp;D &quot;fun,&quot; compared to my usual group of 30-something professionals.-Reddist</blockquote>

[QUOTE="reddist, post: 1714899, member: 5212"] I wasn't TRULY sick of them until just last month. I drove out to McPherson, Kansas to run a one-night game for the 16 yr old son of the surgeon my wife is doing a rotation with (she's in medschool, dontcha know). Anyhoo, after I agreed to run a game for these teenagers, the kid, sort of the leader for this group, was emailing me wanting to know if he could play a drow ranger who turned his back on the ways of his evil kin and went top-side to get away from it all, then he started asking me about rules re: dual wielding scimitars, and if'd I'd smack him with light sensitivity. I mean, C'MON! Granted, this kid may have just recently discovered Drizzt and all, but enough is enough. Still, I figured it as a one-off, he thought it'd be fun to play a drow, so I eventually let him, but not with out some good-natured ribbing. It turned out to be a pretty fun evening. A group of 15-16 yr olds have a very different perspective on what makes a night of D&D "fun," compared to my usual group of 30-something professionals. -Reddist [/QUOTE]

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