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<blockquote data-quote="Psychic Skeksis" data-source="post: 1305550" data-attributes="member: 16102">Hi everyone.&nbsp; This is my first post to enworld and I thought I'd start by sharing a personal gaming revelation.&nbsp; There was a thread here I read recently on the subject of playing games other than D&amp;D...here is my experience.I started playing D&amp;D back in 1980 with the red/blue box Basic/Expert set, then over the years played and DMed many systems, up to and including D&amp;D 3e.In 2001 I abandoned D&amp;D entirely in favor of d20 Modern.&nbsp; I was starting to find D&amp;D 3e too high-powered and complex and was enjoying the mix of horror/steampunk/zombie apocalypse games we were getting into with modern.Then I saw Eberron.Now I'm coming home, back to the D&amp;D fold (with 3.5), hoping to curb the high-power and hoping to (one day) learn all the spells and feats that make D&amp;D what it is (but that still intimidate me by their sheer volume).Can anyone relate to this?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Psychic Skeksis, post: 1305550, member: 16102"] Hi everyone. This is my first post to enworld and I thought I'd start by sharing a personal gaming revelation. There was a thread here I read recently on the subject of playing games other than D&D...here is my experience. I started playing D&D back in 1980 with the red/blue box Basic/Expert set, then over the years played and DMed many systems, up to and including D&D 3e. In 2001 I abandoned D&D entirely in favor of d20 Modern. I was starting to find D&D 3e too high-powered and complex and was enjoying the mix of horror/steampunk/zombie apocalypse games we were getting into with modern. Then I saw Eberron. Now I'm coming home, back to the D&D fold (with 3.5), hoping to curb the high-power and hoping to (one day) learn all the spells and feats that make D&D what it is (but that still intimidate me by their sheer volume). Can anyone relate to this? [/QUOTE]

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