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[Aeson]

This one is 9. He's really smart though. I think he's old enough.

 

[Dog Moon]

I’ve been thinking gift wrapping my old 3e core set and giving it to my nephew who is 10.

Heh. I was gonna say "3e? Why would you give someone THAT edition?" And then I realized, between 3e, 4e, 5e, PF1e, PF2e... I honestly have no idea which would be the best edition to give someone. Each has stuff I like and each has stuff I don't like. Is why I started working on Dnd Dog Moon Edition... which is gonna be based on 5e, but include a LOT more other stuff.

 

[Blackrat]

Heh. I was gonna say "3e? Why would you give someone THAT edition?"

Because that’s the edition I have duplicates of the core set

 

[Dog Moon]

Because that’s the edition I have duplicates of the core set

I assumed it was either spare set or no longer being used set. I'm not even sure what 3e books people in my group even have. Think I pretty much have Ptolus, Advanced Bestiary, Book of Templates and the World of Darkness d20 book. Ended up selling most of my stuff a few years back when I was broke, struggling and going through issues. Kind of ended my purchasing of physical books and now I mainly just buy pdfs when I want something.

 

[trappedslider]

I assumed it was either spare set or no longer being used set. I'm not even sure what 3e books people in my group even have. Think I pretty much have Ptolus

wow

I have about 3 gigs worth of RPG material on a backup drive, and for physical copies I have a number of SW SAGA books, d20 modern books, 3.0 PHB/DMG cityscape and 5th edition PHB/DMG

 

[Aeson]

I can't even start listing my books. I have so many that'll never see use. I should get rid of them but I can't bring myself to do it. It's like cutting off a limb.

 

[Mad_Jack]

This one is 9. He's really smart though. I think he's old enough.

I was eight when I learned to play with the magenta box Basic Set...

In recent years, I've met six-year-olds with a decent grasp of the basics of the game.

 

[Aeson]

Before Fox News did news organizations make other news organizations news? It seems these days they spend more time taking shots at each other on how they cover the news than presenting the news. Does that sound right? Am I missing something? I only mentioned Fox News because I didn't notice this trend until they came around.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Before the 24 hour news cycle, I t was REALLY rare when the reporters became part of the news. Usually, it was when they or their family did something exceedingly stupid or tragic in their personal lives.

But the fact checking/debunking the other cable & internet news outlets do to the gas lighters on the right? That’s really only been the past decade or so. And part of THAT is because, until 10 years ago, right–wing media wasn’t as right wing as it is now. Hell, guys like Lou Dobbs, Tucker Carlson, and Glen Beck all had shows on CNN at one time.

 

[Aeson]

Are there any centrists anymore? Their bullhorn isn't as loud I guess. The whole signal to noise thing. CNN doesn't seem as far left as Fox is far right. Or at least not as far left as Fox makes them appear.

There was a time I thought Lou Dobbs and Glenn Beck made sense. That was before they left CNN. I don't know if it was me or them that had changed. Maybe both?