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<blockquote data-quote="fusangite" data-source="post: 1928387" data-attributes="member: 7240">I just moved to a new city this summer and so I've only been with my current group for four months. Prior to that, my gaming group was pretty well a continuation of the same group I had been with since 1995. Although the personnel changed a lot to the point where only two of the seven of us had been in the very first session, it was still pretty hard to abandon a 19-year-old gaming group (two of us had been with it 19 years, another one for 14 and the rest for 7 or less). Of course, I've joined a gaming group that is nearly as old here but, again, it's down to only two players from the very original group.EDIT: In my last group, when one new player joined, we were having an intensely geeky discussion about our dice. I was pointing admiringly to a die I had purchased with the Basic D&amp;D set I first bought in 1981. &quot;So that die is older than me,&quot; the new player said.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fusangite, post: 1928387, member: 7240"] I just moved to a new city this summer and so I've only been with my current group for four months. Prior to that, my gaming group was pretty well a continuation of the same group I had been with since 1995. Although the personnel changed a lot to the point where only two of the seven of us had been in the very first session, it was still pretty hard to abandon a 19-year-old gaming group (two of us had been with it 19 years, another one for 14 and the rest for 7 or less). Of course, I've joined a gaming group that is nearly as old here but, again, it's down to only two players from the very original group. EDIT: In my last group, when one new player joined, we were having an intensely geeky discussion about our dice. I was pointing admiringly to a die I had purchased with the Basic D&D set I first bought in 1981. "So that die is older than me," the new player said. [/QUOTE]

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