Is There Much Age Difference In Your RPGing Group?

[wedgeski]

We range 25 to 32, so I voted 'No'.

 

[Gothic_Demon]

Both of my groups have an age span of 7-8 years. I'll have to be voting no, not much of an age difference.

 

[glass]

We range 25 to 32, so I voted 'No'.

Ditto, almost.

Actually, I think our group goes from 26 to 34, but it's close.


glass.

 

[Aus_Snow]

Mostly in our 20s, but a few in the 30s, and two slightly older. None younger than twenty-something.

So, possibly yes, maybe no. Or yes and no. And it's a case of groups, not group. So that changes things again.

 

[Plane Sailing]

Yes, about 16 to 44. (was 29-44 until last year when one of the players' sons joined us on a regular basis)

 

[irdeggman]

I voted yes but it is split since I have 2 groups.

In one I am the odd ball (being 48 in a group of mostly 20 year olds)

In the other I am more the norm (although still the oldest by a few months) but there are a couple of teenagers (sons of other players) starting in.

 

[Pinotage]

Yes. The oldest is 43 or around there, and the youngest in the mid-twenties, so almost 20 years. Doesn't make that much of a difference when playing online though.

Pinotage

 

[grimblade]

Group one : 22-35 ( This group is at a friends house )

Group two : 12-45 ( This group is at a game store )

 

[Shadowslayer]

On the whole, no. But I'm the elder statesman at 36. So I voted yes.

All the rest are university aged punks all within a couple years of each other.

 

[jasper]

since some the kids play often it about 40 years. Of course than includes the couples who started late having family. And if all goes well this year the range will become 43.