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<blockquote data-quote="Hex08" data-source="post: 9580885" data-attributes="member: 7029595">No abuse here. I was introduced with the Basic &amp; Expert boxed sets and quickly moved on to AD&amp;D 1E. I bought my first copy of the Players Handbook at a bookstore in the mall and my mom was driving me to my friend's house right after (we both played a lot). On the way to my friend's, flipping through the PHB, I found a religious pamphlet between the pages (I still have it) that went on about the evils of D&amp;D. I showed the PHB and pamphlet to my friend and then showed the pamphlet to my friend's dad, who was a minster. He looked through it and told me not to worry about it, we could be doing much worse than playing a game. Around that same time I would periodically run sessions during lunch at the Catholic school I went to and briefly had my Boy Scout troop playing. This was all during the early 1980's, right around the time Mazes and Monsters came out.I do have friends with much different experiences though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hex08, post: 9580885, member: 7029595"] No abuse here. I was introduced with the Basic & Expert boxed sets and quickly moved on to AD&D 1E. I bought my first copy of the Players Handbook at a bookstore in the mall and my mom was driving me to my friend's house right after (we both played a lot). On the way to my friend's, flipping through the PHB, I found a religious pamphlet between the pages (I still have it) that went on about the evils of D&D. I showed the PHB and pamphlet to my friend and then showed the pamphlet to my friend's dad, who was a minster. He looked through it and told me not to worry about it, we could be doing much worse than playing a game. Around that same time I would periodically run sessions during lunch at the Catholic school I went to and briefly had my Boy Scout troop playing. This was all during the early 1980's, right around the time Mazes and Monsters came out. I do have friends with much different experiences though. [/QUOTE]

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