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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Zardoz" data-source="post: 2437907" data-attributes="member: 704">The hard way.I started by getting intrested in reading the Dragonlance Novels.&nbsp; Based on advertisements in the back sleeve of some of the books, and in the comic books I read at that time, I knew that the books were connected to a game of some sort.So one day I saw the 2nd edition players hand book on a store shelf, and bought it.&nbsp; Followed later by the Monsterous Manual and the DM guide, and a set of dice.&nbsp; Then I actually read those books.I discovered that being goofy enough to buy the books meant I was to become the defacto DM.&nbsp; From there I ran piddling 1 on 1 combats for a friend, which developed slowly into a real game at some point after I had obtained the Dragonlance box set.To sum it up, I learned largely in isolation, and was entirely self taught.&nbsp; Unlike many others, I never first played in someone elses game.END COMMUNICATION</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Zardoz, post: 2437907, member: 704"] [b]The hard way.[/b] I started by getting intrested in reading the Dragonlance Novels. Based on advertisements in the back sleeve of some of the books, and in the comic books I read at that time, I knew that the books were connected to a game of some sort. So one day I saw the 2nd edition players hand book on a store shelf, and bought it. Followed later by the Monsterous Manual and the DM guide, and a set of dice. Then I actually read those books. I discovered that being goofy enough to buy the books meant I was to become the defacto DM. From there I ran piddling 1 on 1 combats for a friend, which developed slowly into a real game at some point after I had obtained the Dragonlance box set. To sum it up, I learned largely in isolation, and was entirely self taught. Unlike many others, I never first played in someone elses game. END COMMUNICATION [/QUOTE]

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