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<blockquote data-quote="innerdude" data-source="post: 5391222" data-attributes="member: 85870">My name is Innerdude and I ....1. have never played 1e, what a lot of people consider &quot;the seminal version of D&amp;D.&quot; 2. really don't get the general lovefest many gamers have with the Forgotten Realms. 3. think the whole concept of the character of Elminster is stupid. 4. subconsiously believe that players who actively WANT to play fighters are either A. power gamers who want to dual-wield monkey-grip bastard swords and &quot;Pwn n00bs!&quot; or B. they're too lazy to bother with mechanically more interesting classes. 5. complain about combat-heavy gaming sessions, even though I generally enjoy the tactical side of it. <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/blush.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":blush:" title="Blush&nbsp; &nbsp; :blush:" data-shortname=":blush:" />6. still think the original 6 Dragonlance novels are compelling fiction (not well written fiction, mind you, just compelling). 7. create lengthy backstories for every PC I create, even though I think it's only come into play in exactly 1 campaign I've ever played, ever. 8. have never understood the need for every single version of D&amp;D to have like, 5 different monster manuals apiece. 9. have a &quot;vanity character&quot; NPC that magically makes an appearance in every campaign. 10. think beholders and illithids are overrated as &quot;iconic&quot; D&amp;D tropes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="innerdude, post: 5391222, member: 85870"] My name is Innerdude and I .... 1. have never played 1e, what a lot of people consider "the seminal version of D&D." 2. really don't get the general lovefest many gamers have with the Forgotten Realms. 3. think the whole concept of the character of Elminster is stupid. 4. subconsiously believe that players who actively WANT to play fighters are either A. power gamers who want to dual-wield monkey-grip bastard swords and "Pwn n00bs!" or B. they're too lazy to bother with mechanically more interesting classes. 5. complain about combat-heavy gaming sessions, even though I generally enjoy the tactical side of it. :blush: 6. still think the original 6 Dragonlance novels are compelling fiction (not well written fiction, mind you, just compelling). 7. create lengthy backstories for every PC I create, even though I think it's only come into play in exactly 1 campaign I've ever played, ever. 8. have never understood the need for every single version of D&D to have like, 5 different monster manuals apiece. 9. have a "vanity character" NPC that magically makes an appearance in every campaign. 10. think beholders and illithids are overrated as "iconic" D&D tropes. [/QUOTE]

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