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<blockquote data-quote="amerigoV" data-source="post: 6282428">You couple that with this board growing up under 3.x/d20 it makes sense a good chunk want to go back to 2007 - a lot of people's entry point was 3.x so that is what roots them. If you want to go to 1999, you go to Dragonsfoot since they reject basically anything WoTC did.[random aside] Hmm, that is an interesting random thought - are their websites that essentially stuck in time? I recall going to Monte Cooks old site (the boards side of it) about a year ago and it was pretty much a ghost town (not sure what Numera may have done or if that is a separate footprint). I use to hang out there all the time when I ran Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil. But that is different than an active board that is like Dragonsfoot - an active community, but they stepped off the &quot;train&quot; in 1999 for all things D&amp;D. Heh - kinda like that South Park where the kids find and unthaw Gorak/Scott. [/random aside]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="amerigoV, post: 6282428"] You couple that with this board growing up under 3.x/d20 it makes sense a good chunk want to go back to 2007 - a lot of people's entry point was 3.x so that is what roots them. If you want to go to 1999, you go to Dragonsfoot since they reject basically anything WoTC did. [random aside] Hmm, that is an interesting random thought - are their websites that essentially stuck in time? I recall going to Monte Cooks old site (the boards side of it) about a year ago and it was pretty much a ghost town (not sure what Numera may have done or if that is a separate footprint). I use to hang out there all the time when I ran Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil. But that is different than an active board that is like Dragonsfoot - an active community, but they stepped off the "train" in 1999 for all things D&D. Heh - kinda like that South Park where the kids find and unthaw Gorak/Scott. [/random aside] [/QUOTE]

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