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<blockquote data-quote="TwoSix" data-source="post: 8509069" data-attributes="member: 205">1)&nbsp; Only in the last year or so have I ever run a published adventure or module, and even than I change them up quite drastically.&nbsp; When I learned to play D&amp;D back in the 90s with 2e, running other people's adventures (instead of making them up yourself and tailoring them to your PCs) was heavily frowned upon in my gaming circles.&nbsp; I still have an innate resistance to APs and modules that is difficult to shake.2)&nbsp; I like every edition of D&amp;D (with the exception of 1e, which I never played.)&nbsp; I like OSR stuff and pawn-stance play, I love 4e, with heavy tactical combat and narrative-style play.&nbsp; I like 5e and storypath-focused play.&nbsp; I love heavy crunch games like 3e/PF.&nbsp; Heck, I like 2e and Skills and Powers.&nbsp; Whatever you put in front of me, I embrace it and enjoy its own take on the game.&nbsp; I really struggle to understand people who only think D&amp;D or RPGs should be played a certain way.&nbsp; 3)&nbsp; I LOVE novelty and change.&nbsp; Nothing would make me happier than a 6e that radically changed concepts and lore that are familiar.&nbsp; New races, new classes, new takes on old material; I love all of it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TwoSix, post: 8509069, member: 205"] 1) Only in the last year or so have I ever run a published adventure or module, and even than I change them up quite drastically. When I learned to play D&D back in the 90s with 2e, running other people's adventures (instead of making them up yourself and tailoring them to your PCs) was heavily frowned upon in my gaming circles. I still have an innate resistance to APs and modules that is difficult to shake. 2) I like every edition of D&D (with the exception of 1e, which I never played.) I like OSR stuff and pawn-stance play, I love 4e, with heavy tactical combat and narrative-style play. I like 5e and storypath-focused play. I love heavy crunch games like 3e/PF. Heck, I like 2e and Skills and Powers. Whatever you put in front of me, I embrace it and enjoy its own take on the game. I really struggle to understand people who only think D&D or RPGs should be played a certain way. 3) I LOVE novelty and change. Nothing would make me happier than a 6e that radically changed concepts and lore that are familiar. New races, new classes, new takes on old material; I love all of it. [/QUOTE]

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