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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pukunui" data-source="post: 7348228" data-attributes="member: 54629">I honestly can't say for sure, but I'm pretty sure that 5e's at the top.I got my start with 2e in the 90s, but I honestly can't recall how often we played or for how long (in years). I do recall that I continued to buy 2e books long after I actually stopped playing the game. In college, I briefly played a hybrid of 2e and 3e, but then I stopped playing D&D all together for a few years around the time I moved countries and got married, so I ended up coming a bit late to 3.5e and ran one campaign centered around Red Hand of Doom before burning out just around the time 4e came on the scene. I started running a 4e campaign after it came out but didn't even make it all the way through Keep on the Shadowfell before giving up on it. I did continue to play (just not DM) 4e for a while after that, though, including jumping into a campaign that was already in the mid-20s, so it's possible I played 4e more than 3.5, and maybe even 2e. When that campaign finished, we did a short 1e campaign, which is the one and only time I've ever played that edition, followed up by a short 3.5e campaign set in Dark Sun, before getting stuck into D&D Next. I've been running and playing 5e weekly+ ever since.Oh, and I played Pathfinder once but really didn't like it.</blockquote>