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<blockquote data-quote="kensanata" data-source="post: 3414726" data-attributes="member: 47845"><p>Somewhere in the early eighties we were living in Portugal I was reading all the Fantasy novels a friend of the family had. And one day my mom asked me to come along because this friend had brought a game called &quot;Das Schwarze Auge&quot; from Germany. (<a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dark_Eye" target="_blank">Das Schwarze Auge</a> is the biggest German RPG, written by the German translator of D&amp;D.) We played it for a few adventures. Back in Switzerland, a Canadian joined our class in highschool and mentioned Dungeons &amp; Dragons. And I knew what he was talking about! A friend and I dreamed up lots of crazy adventures that took our characters up to level 12, and then I left for Thailand. After about 15 years, we've recently started playing again because EN World regular Greywulf started posting on my blog, I followed the links, and ended up reading about his M20 project...</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="kensanata, post: 3414726, member: 47845"] Somewhere in the early eighties we were living in Portugal I was reading all the Fantasy novels a friend of the family had. And one day my mom asked me to come along because this friend had brought a game called "Das Schwarze Auge" from Germany. ([URL=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dark_Eye]Das Schwarze Auge[/URL] is the biggest German RPG, written by the German translator of D&D.) We played it for a few adventures. Back in Switzerland, a Canadian joined our class in highschool and mentioned Dungeons & Dragons. And I knew what he was talking about! A friend and I dreamed up lots of crazy adventures that took our characters up to level 12, and then I left for Thailand. After about 15 years, we've recently started playing again because EN World regular Greywulf started posting on my blog, I followed the links, and ended up reading about his M20 project... [/QUOTE]

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