I love D&D!

D&D rocks!
Hi or lo fantasy,
heroic or GnG,
1e, 4e, or in between e,
O, A, BECMI or any other D&D,
with this group or that group, new PCs or old PCs or mixed PCs...
No matter how much you play, there's always more!
Huzzah!
:)
 

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I'm just going to jump in as well and say "HELL YES!"

We really need to focus on this, D&D is great and we love it so much, we actively sought out a place on the internet to discuss how awesome it is with other like minded folks.

My weekly game take splace on Sunday, so it's postponed due to the holiday, and I'm seriously bummed out about it. I went out to my FLGS and bought P3 just for something new to read over the weekend. Plus I'll update some DM notes, and maybe work out some tiles/terrain for upcoming adventure locales. Why? All because I love the hobby.
 



Well I certainly have feelings of a strong, positive nature about D&D. I'm just not sure I want to lead D&D on by using the L-word. But no question, D&D and I have had some wonderful times together! In fact I'm currently running a 4eD&D campaign and I think it's my best DMing ever.

*cue musical montage of me running through a grassy meadow with D&D*

But I still maintain my freedom to date other game systems! I don't want D&D getting all sulky when I run some more Kobolds Ate My Baby in a couple weeks.
 

Props to Piratecat and the Rouse for being class acts! Way to go! :cool:

Look, this doesn't have to be Extremely Negative World. I come here mostly for the news, but I also like to have some good D&D discussion.

I don't want to mourn the loss of Arneson; I want to celebrate his life and the gift he and Gygax gave to us all. D&D has changed my life for the better in many ways, all thanks to the foundations laid down by Gygax and Arneson.

I believe that if you look for doom and gloom, you're going to find it. Likewise, if you look for the positive, you will find it. People have predicted the end of D&D for ages now, and you know, we're still here over 30 years later, strong as ever.

I believe that fighting over gaming editions or settings is kind of silly. Different strokes for different folks. I think my sig covers how I feel about that. What's more important - being right, or playing the game?

I wanted to say thank you to Wizards of the Coast for putting out the Dungeons & Dragons game. I may not always agree with everything you guys do, but I truly do enjoy the products you produce and for being the driving force behind keeping this hobby I dearly love alive.


I've played 1st edition AD&D, 2E, 3E (which is the first edition I played), 4E, OD&D, Basic D&D - and I just want to say one thing: I Love D&D!

Amen, brother! I, too, shall don the Tutu of D&D Goodness. :cool:
 

Here, here! This was exactly the pick-up I needed heading into my weekend (and game night here in about half an hour).

I've played and loved every edition of D&D there is, starting in the late 70s. I expect to play and love at least a few more before I shuffle off this mortal coil.

Thanks for the positive energy, vicar.
 

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