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<blockquote data-quote="iserith" data-source="post: 7640636" data-attributes="member: 97077"><p>I just play whatever edition of D&D is most current for however long that lasts with D&D 4e being the only edition I sometimes play in addition to D&D 5e. And that's pretty rarely since there are certain logistical issues that arise with that game that make it a little difficult (not everyone has the character builder, for example, which I find essential). I also run the odd Dungeon World game and play in various other systems as the opportunity arises.</p><p></p><p>I can honestly say that I've never gotten "sick" of a given edition of D&D or not had fun playing or running a particular edition. I think that stems from a general philosophy of not having very specific needs or expectations when it comes to the game itself, so I'm never really disappointed. Some folks have this idea that the game must be THIS or THAT and if it doesn't have THIS or THAT then it's not D&D or it's not good. I'm more flexible than that, changing expectations with the system.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="iserith, post: 7640636, member: 97077"] I just play whatever edition of D&D is most current for however long that lasts with D&D 4e being the only edition I sometimes play in addition to D&D 5e. And that's pretty rarely since there are certain logistical issues that arise with that game that make it a little difficult (not everyone has the character builder, for example, which I find essential). I also run the odd Dungeon World game and play in various other systems as the opportunity arises. I can honestly say that I've never gotten "sick" of a given edition of D&D or not had fun playing or running a particular edition. I think that stems from a general philosophy of not having very specific needs or expectations when it comes to the game itself, so I'm never really disappointed. Some folks have this idea that the game must be THIS or THAT and if it doesn't have THIS or THAT then it's not D&D or it's not good. I'm more flexible than that, changing expectations with the system. [/QUOTE]
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