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<blockquote data-quote="DM Howard" data-source="post: 6018069" data-attributes="member: 87131">My first set was the 1999 Basic Set with the red dragon on it.&nbsp; It was the one where they took all the art and setting from Dragonlance.&nbsp; It was also the last set before 3rd Edition rolled around.I consider myself in the &quot;Lost Generation&quot; ,although many might not think so,&nbsp; because I learned about role playing from that Basic Set not roll playing like I learned from 3rd Edition.&nbsp; (Not to say that role playing isn't in 3rd that's not really what I mean at all!&nbsp; There truly is!)&nbsp; Much of my style of play comes from that set and therefore from 2nd edition so although I don't fit the exact terms time-wise as I was at the back end of 2nd, I sill consider myself in that category and have a large 2nd Edition collection because of my fondness for that edition in terms of style, and presentation of themes and concepts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DM Howard, post: 6018069, member: 87131"] My first set was the 1999 Basic Set with the red dragon on it. It was the one where they took all the art and setting from Dragonlance. It was also the last set before 3rd Edition rolled around. I consider myself in the "Lost Generation" ,although many might not think so, because I learned about role playing from that Basic Set not roll playing like I learned from 3rd Edition. (Not to say that role playing isn't in 3rd that's not really what I mean at all! There truly is!) Much of my style of play comes from that set and therefore from 2nd edition so although I don't fit the exact terms time-wise as I was at the back end of 2nd, I sill consider myself in that category and have a large 2nd Edition collection because of my fondness for that edition in terms of style, and presentation of themes and concepts. [/QUOTE]

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