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<blockquote data-quote="Melkor" data-source="post: 6314609" data-attributes="member: 10786">I have been playing D&amp;D with the same group of guys since around 1982 when I was eight years old. While we all liked 3.0, we never really took to 3.5 or 4E, and thought everything after 2E was a bit too detailed/complex for our style of gaming.We have participated throughout the playtest, and are really excited to see that the final product seems to be leaning more towards a game that is our style.The game has pretty much been around my whole life, from watching the D&amp;D cartoon as a kid, playing long campaigns over summer vacations from school, to going on camping trips and playing into the wee hours as an adult. The 5th Edition PHB comes out on my 40th birthday, and that speaks a little to fate for me.Can't wait to test out the rules with the Starter Set and start playing a Tyranny of Dragons campaign with the same three guys I first explored The Keep on the Borderlands with.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Melkor, post: 6314609, member: 10786"] I have been playing D&D with the same group of guys since around 1982 when I was eight years old. While we all liked 3.0, we never really took to 3.5 or 4E, and thought everything after 2E was a bit too detailed/complex for our style of gaming. We have participated throughout the playtest, and are really excited to see that the final product seems to be leaning more towards a game that is our style. The game has pretty much been around my whole life, from watching the D&D cartoon as a kid, playing long campaigns over summer vacations from school, to going on camping trips and playing into the wee hours as an adult. The 5th Edition PHB comes out on my 40th birthday, and that speaks a little to fate for me. Can't wait to test out the rules with the Starter Set and start playing a Tyranny of Dragons campaign with the same three guys I first explored The Keep on the Borderlands with. [/QUOTE]

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