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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tallifer" data-source="post: 5332213" data-attributes="member: 84661">1. 1st edition AD&D: it was my first roleplaying game. The Dungeon Master's Guide was my favourite part: never got tired of reading it. Every other roleplaying game after that was measured by how well it improved on AD&D. 2. 2nd edition AD&D was a brief acquaitance. (I saw the books a few times; I played it once: those were my wilderness years for gaming.) I did like the non-weapon proficiencies. 3. 4th edition D&D: it has been my re-entry to D&D. I read through the entire Player's handbook in one weekend, and I was extremely impressed by the elegant and consistent system. Since then I have loved playing it for a year: I now have one 11th level Warlord. The combats are fascinating and more than make up for the weak roleplaying of my current group. (Never really experienced Old D&D, except a brief one month on-line play-by-post thing. Never even heard of 3rd edition until I first encountered 4th edition.)</blockquote>