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<blockquote data-quote="Jupp" data-source="post: 1761881" data-attributes="member: 20804">Heck yeah, this kind of playstyle is the one thing that fascinated me the most back then when I started to play 1e. We were were DM friendly players then since he only had to give us that little hint like &quot;There is that place in the desert where there is said to be a collossal treasure buried in a pyramid&quot;....and off we went to explore the Desert of Desolation without a second thought or without to worry about anything called plot and epic storyline. It was the grandest time we ever had so far in D&amp;D.Now we started a new campaign some 2 years ago and it slowly turns out that it will be a hell of a railroading thing with that save-the-world-against-all-odds plot where we are doomed to be the epic heroes that were born for this sole purpose :/ Dunno but I liked the explorer thing more than the epic plot stuff. Perhaps I am too simple to appreciate the other one *g*</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jupp, post: 1761881, member: 20804"] Heck yeah, this kind of playstyle is the one thing that fascinated me the most back then when I started to play 1e. We were were DM friendly players then since he only had to give us that little hint like "There is that place in the desert where there is said to be a collossal treasure buried in a pyramid"....and off we went to explore the Desert of Desolation without a second thought or without to worry about anything called plot and epic storyline. It was the grandest time we ever had so far in D&D. Now we started a new campaign some 2 years ago and it slowly turns out that it will be a hell of a railroading thing with that save-the-world-against-all-odds plot where we are doomed to be the epic heroes that were born for this sole purpose :/ Dunno but I liked the explorer thing more than the epic plot stuff. Perhaps I am too simple to appreciate the other one *g* [/QUOTE]

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