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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Grapeshot" data-source="post: 1549093" data-attributes="member: 12698">I started table top RPG's on D&D 3.0 when it was released. I've had alot of fun fun games mostly because my DM was pretty spectacular. Our last game, a year and half long campaign that started as 3.0 but was converted to 3.5 when it was released, came to an end. We were looking for a new game and I had heard good things about Tony's (my DM) vampire games. He is a bit older than me and has been running vampire games since before white wolf released Vampire TM. To my point. The game started 5 weeks ago, we are using the revised Dark Ages rules, and I am really enjoying myself. I find myself spending alot more time on my character and roleplaying than I have in the past. I have been making long drawn out backgrounds, stories, and letters. It's really been fun. Combat isn't all about killing, it's about staying alive long enough to escape. Loot isn't an issue in this game. When I look back on the 3e games I have played the last couple of years I kind of feel like, while I was playing, I was just waiting for the next combat session. I kinda feel like it was all about the dice. Making sure my character was maxed out the best he could be so that I could support the group and do lots of damage. Don't get me wrong, I love D&D. But I think this good change of pace and I really feel like this experience will enhance all of my further table top rpg's.</blockquote>