How did you find EN World?

Bronz Dragon · Mar 22, 2004

Word of mouth right here. Came for the D&D resources, stayed for the storyhours.

thatdarncat · Mar 22, 2004

Kaodi said:
If only Tank were accessible from mIRC... oh well...

*takes off his ENWorld hat and puts on his Psionics.net hat* we're working on it

T. Foster · Mar 22, 2004

I learned of the site through the boards at travellerrpg.com in the spring-summer of 2002 when d20 Traveller was in development and some of the d20 aficionados from here, including Psion, showed up there. Since I don't play (or even particularly like) 3E or d20 I didn't register, just lurked, though links from (I believe) the Gygax Q&A threads eventually led me to dragonsfoot.org which is much more my style (seeing as how in matters D&D I'm an unreconstructed OAD&Der). I've continued to lurk here from time to time ever since and eventually registered a couple months ago so I could post something (don't remember exactly what; surely something with 'old-school' appeal, possibly a Q for EGG).

BrooklynKnight · Mar 22, 2004

I saw a link over at Silver Dragons forums.
At the time members of that forum were trying to get people from Enworld to join us over there.

When I left SD, i migrated here and to SKR's forums.

MrFilthyIke · Mar 22, 2004

I found enworld through a link on a local D&D site, that simple.

KnowTheToe · Mar 22, 2004

Search Engine prior to the release of 3E.

tarchon · Mar 22, 2004

hong said:
I was looking for nude jpegs of Mialee.

They're all fakes, according to WotC.

Arnwyn · Mar 22, 2004

I found Eric's site when someone mentioned it when I was on REALMS-L way back when the rumors started flying about 3e.

Cthulhu's Librarian · Mar 22, 2004

I don't remember the specifics on how I arrived here (probably Goole, or a link from another page), but it was a few months before 3e came out. I became a regular, daily lurker on Eric's page, looking for rumors and bits of info on 3e. I've been here ever since, lurking for a long time, making the occasional random post under another name that I have forgotten (shows how often I used it...), then finally jumping in with both feet early last year and now I spend a good portion of my working hours here.