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<blockquote data-quote="wingsandsword" data-source="post: 8128840" data-attributes="member: 14159">Yeah.My first actual D&amp;D anything I ever bought was Pool of Radiance for the NES (which actually was a pretty faithful implementation of 1e rules, as I would later learn).I've been buying D&amp;D tabletop materials since circa 1992 (the Black Box basic D&amp;D set), played my first tabletop game in 1998 (2e AD&amp;D), and played regularly and fervently until circa 2007, and intermittently since then as my career has often meant I haven't had time to game. . .only barely touched 5e and only slowly warming up to it.&nbsp; Still generally prefer 3x, but coming to like some 5e things, and a lot of the things I thought were &quot;missing&quot; in 5e I've found in Unearthed Arcana articles (a 3.x game with some 5e concepts built onto it could be really nice).I've bought a few 5e materials (the core books, Xanathars's, and SCAG), but most of my D&amp;D-related spending in the modern era is on those licensed Nolzur's miniatures.The only things on their list of where I follow D&amp;D online I could check was ENWorld and Reddit.I'm probably not their typical or ideal customer, but I said my piece.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wingsandsword, post: 8128840, member: 14159"] Yeah. My first actual D&D anything I ever bought was Pool of Radiance for the NES (which actually was a pretty faithful implementation of 1e rules, as I would later learn). I've been buying D&D tabletop materials since circa 1992 (the Black Box basic D&D set), played my first tabletop game in 1998 (2e AD&D), and played regularly and fervently until circa 2007, and intermittently since then as my career has often meant I haven't had time to game. . .only barely touched 5e and only slowly warming up to it. Still generally prefer 3x, but coming to like some 5e things, and a lot of the things I thought were "missing" in 5e I've found in Unearthed Arcana articles (a 3.x game with some 5e concepts built onto it could be really nice). I've bought a few 5e materials (the core books, Xanathars's, and SCAG), but most of my D&D-related spending in the modern era is on those licensed Nolzur's miniatures. The only things on their list of where I follow D&D online I could check was ENWorld and Reddit. I'm probably not their typical or ideal customer, but I said my piece. [/QUOTE]

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