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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Argyle King" data-source="post: 6213513" data-attributes="member: 58416">Same here.  I largely credit Dragonlance for making me aware that D&D (and rpgs in general) even existed.  I remember the first time I had read Dragonlance.  One of my literature teachers had a bookshelf from which students could sign out books; he had a few Dragonlance books.  At the back of one of the books (I believe it was War of The Twins) was an advertisement for D&D which talked about how the books were tied to the game.  At that point in time, I already had a huge interest in mythology, fantasy, and choose-your-own-adventure books.  While rpgs seem like the next natural step in the evolution of my interests from that, I lived in a very rural area, and I would have had no idea rpgs existed or what D&D was had I not read Dragonlance.</blockquote>