Is this the golden age of d20?

[Kilmore]

D&D is pushing 30, and I think that the whole concept behind it may be pretty much ageless. So I figure that D&D probably has many many years left, in one form or another. So naturally I expect good times to come. I also expect bad times.

 

[Umbran]

Gaming's only been around so long, man. I don't think the stricter definition of "age" really applies.

Even if you want to be relative - The hobby's been aroudn for what, 25, 30 years? Do you want to call something on the order of 10% of that time an "age"?

 

[Dr Midnight]

Even if you want to be relative - The hobby's been aroudn for what, 25, 30 years? Do you want to call something on the order of 10% of that time an "age"?

Yes. Why not? What percentage adds up to an age to you?
Mmmm, semantic-ey.

 

[Nifft]

The Golden Age of D&D is 14.

-- Nifft