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<blockquote data-quote="LoganRan" data-source="post: 8302774" data-attributes="member: 7030686">Started with Moldvay Basic in 1981 (the Erol Otus cover for the box set is one of two iconic images for me when I think of TTRPG). Quickly transitioned to Gygax AD&amp;D (aka 1E) after my family moved (the Dave Trampier PHB cover is the second iconic image) and played that throughout middle and high school. Our group also played Champions frequently with some other games occasionally sprinkled in (Gamma World, Top Secret).After a long hiatus, I tried 3E and PF but found them too &quot;crunchy&quot; for my taste, skipped 4E, gave 5E a decent try (played for a few months) but have generally found that modern games just don't do it for me. So, now I don't play any longer as I am primarily interested in older versions of D&amp;D or more niche systems that no one else seems interested in playing. I could try to find online games, I suppose, but am not really a fan of the remote gaming dynamic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LoganRan, post: 8302774, member: 7030686"] Started with Moldvay Basic in 1981 (the Erol Otus cover for the box set is one of two iconic images for me when I think of TTRPG). Quickly transitioned to Gygax AD&D (aka 1E) after my family moved (the Dave Trampier PHB cover is the second iconic image) and played that throughout middle and high school. Our group also played Champions frequently with some other games occasionally sprinkled in (Gamma World, Top Secret). After a long hiatus, I tried 3E and PF but found them too "crunchy" for my taste, skipped 4E, gave 5E a decent try (played for a few months) but have generally found that modern games just don't do it for me. So, now I don't play any longer as I am primarily interested in older versions of D&D or more niche systems that no one else seems interested in playing. I [I]could [/I]try to find online games, I suppose, but am not really a fan of the remote gaming dynamic. [/QUOTE]

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