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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Krypter" data-source="post: 2049868" data-attributes="member: 15016">Absolutely brill. That's it right there. For most people 1E feel is just a simpler time when everything fantastical was new, you had no idea how many hit-dice the dragon had, you had never heard of drow, and you were afraid of skeletons. SKELETONS! And if they had a bony tube in them, you had hit the motherlode! Not that I dislike 3E thick-story games, or even WoD, but there's something to be said for a simple bashing game that was thick on Gygaxian/Vancian flowery language and light on rules. These days every conceivable event is noted and codified in the rules. Nowadays I'm older and all for the cultural hierarchies of coffee-growing elves, but when you're jumping into D&D for the first time it's awesome to just stomp on some orcs. I doubt if any modern 1E-feel adventure could rekindle that pure feeling again, but kudos to NecroGames for trying. PS: *winding* - not windy - corridors, for the love of Freya!</blockquote>