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Dragon Reflections #14 - Dungeons & Dragons Divided!
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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 7760978" data-attributes="member: 4348"><p>I didn't have the rules when I started. I started later than 1974 though (Aka, I wasn't playing in 1974)...didn't even know the rules were available in 1974. I didn't have the rules to begin with at all. We had one person who knew the rules and dictated the game to the rest of us.</p><p></p><p>I'm not sure when the last printing of the OD&D run with TSR was. If you kept an eye out an about you, they were still available later on. I think they got re-releases later on as well (Silver anniversary?), so maybe sporadic releases? Don't recall seeing a release during the 80s though...that was the BECMI and BX ruling that decade along with AD&D.</p><p></p><p>Personally, after I got a taste of Greyhawk (supplement) I would never run an OD&D game without having it if I have/had a choice. People always are crazy for the original 3 booklets, but to me, it was Greyhawk that changed the game to what we know it as today.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 7760978, member: 4348"] I didn't have the rules when I started. I started later than 1974 though (Aka, I wasn't playing in 1974)...didn't even know the rules were available in 1974. I didn't have the rules to begin with at all. We had one person who knew the rules and dictated the game to the rest of us. I'm not sure when the last printing of the OD&D run with TSR was. If you kept an eye out an about you, they were still available later on. I think they got re-releases later on as well (Silver anniversary?), so maybe sporadic releases? Don't recall seeing a release during the 80s though...that was the BECMI and BX ruling that decade along with AD&D. Personally, after I got a taste of Greyhawk (supplement) I would never run an OD&D game without having it if I have/had a choice. People always are crazy for the original 3 booklets, but to me, it was Greyhawk that changed the game to what we know it as today. [/QUOTE]
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