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<blockquote data-quote="pdkoning" data-source="post: 1494612" data-attributes="member: 18140">Your actual name, age and location&nbsp; ie New York, LA etcPeter de Koning, 20, central part of The NetherlandsWhat is the appeal of playing D&amp;D?It is fun to play an epic fantasy story together with your friends.What is your current or favourite character name, race, character class and level.I am playing in two adventures right now: 1) Name: Torenell Van'tBozz, Race: wild elf, Class: Bard (7)2) Name: Golradir Telperien, Race: elf, Class Druid (2)What are your best D&amp;D memories.One session I really remember is one when we sat (in summer) outside, candles where lit, and our characters were stuck in a room that only consisted of mirrors, it took our characters a whole evening to get out of that room. It was SOOO annoying, but we had a lot of fun.Why do you think the game has survived? Because it is easy to play D&amp;D (AD&amp;D not, but 3.0 &amp; 3.5), and because there is not one way to play the game, and there is more than one campaign setting, you can choose whatever theme you want.Tell me about meeting up with your friends.I play with friends from my school, and someone from a game-shop of a nearby city. D&amp;D is also a good way for social contacts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pdkoning, post: 1494612, member: 18140"] [I]Your actual name, age and location ie New York, LA etc[/I] Peter de Koning, 20, central part of The Netherlands [I]What is the appeal of playing D&D?[/I] It is fun to play an epic fantasy story together with your friends. [I]What is your current or favourite character name, race, character class and level.[/I] I am playing in two adventures right now: 1) Name: Torenell Van'tBozz, Race: wild elf, Class: Bard (7) 2) Name: Golradir Telperien, Race: elf, Class Druid (2) [I]What are your best D&D memories.[/I] One session I really remember is one when we sat (in summer) outside, candles where lit, and our characters were stuck in a room that only consisted of mirrors, it took our characters a whole evening to get out of that room. It was SOOO annoying, but we had a lot of fun. [I]Why do you think the game has survived?[/I] Because it is easy to play D&D (AD&D not, but 3.0 & 3.5), and because there is not one way to play the game, and there is more than one campaign setting, you can choose whatever theme you want. [I]Tell me about meeting up with your friends.[/I] I play with friends from my school, and someone from a game-shop of a nearby city. D&D is also a good way for social contacts. [/QUOTE]

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