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<blockquote data-quote="Talmun" data-source="post: 1494588" data-attributes="member: 17751">What I sent, more or less:Your actual name, age and location ie New York, LA etcJosh Gillis, 28, Indianapolis Indiana USAWhat is the appeal of playing D&amp;D?It is a social game, much like any board-game, but it is very open-ended and is designed to allow a game to continue indefinatly.&nbsp; It also encourages teamwork and cooperation among the players.What is your current or favourite character name, race, character class and level.Talmun Lorric, Human, 15th level Wizard/10th level Elemental Savant (note, these are his stats as an NPC, when I last played him he was a 9th level wizard - 2nd edition)What are your best D&amp;D memories. There are so many over the course of the more than 10 years I've been playing.&nbsp; While playing the above character nearly every session was memorable...Why do you think the game has survived?Because it has so many players who continue to play for years, rather than treating it as a fad.Tell me about meeting up with your friends.I assume you mean the currant group I game with…I met their DM when he and I worked together in 1999.&nbsp; We started talking and found out we both loved D&amp;D, I was invited to play with them and that was that.&nbsp; We play every Sunday night, if we can help it, and have a blast.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Talmun, post: 1494588, member: 17751"] What I sent, more or less: [I]Your actual name, age and location ie New York, LA etc[/I] Josh Gillis, 28, Indianapolis Indiana USA [I]What is the appeal of playing D&D?[/I] It is a social game, much like any board-game, but it is very open-ended and is designed to allow a game to continue indefinatly. It also encourages teamwork and cooperation among the players. [I]What is your current or favourite character name, race, character class and level.[/I] Talmun Lorric, Human, 15th level Wizard/10th level Elemental Savant (note, these are his stats as an NPC, when I last played him he was a 9th level wizard - 2nd edition) [I]What are your best D&D memories. [/I] There are so many over the course of the more than 10 years I've been playing. While playing the above character nearly every session was memorable... [I]Why do you think the game has survived?[/I] Because it has so many players who continue to play for years, rather than treating it as a fad. [I]Tell me about meeting up with your friends.[/I] I assume you mean the currant group I game with…I met their DM when he and I worked together in 1999. We started talking and found out we both loved D&D, I was invited to play with them and that was that. We play every Sunday night, if we can help it, and have a blast. [/QUOTE]

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