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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yenrak" data-source="post: 7139598" data-attributes="member: 6888829">So this is the story about what happened when an old school DM gathered a group of players together to run D&D in the latest edition.Before I go into the details of whay happened, I thought I'd provide some background. Think of t like a psychological treasure map to what you'll get next.I was the dungeon master on a campaigne that ran for about six years The players were my 3 brothers and a few neighbor kids. We played AD&D.  We started with Keep ok the Borderlands, ran through Village of Homlett and Temple of Elemental Evil, Against the Slavelords, G1-Q1, etc. Tomb of Horrors, White Plume Mountain, Tspjcanth, etc. If you could have bought it in an 80s or 90s FLGS, we ran it. Part about of my ,mid was I'm Greyhawk for all the years we played and ever since.We're back. I'm running a new group with Fifth Edition rules. It consists of one of my brothers, his two sons (both teenagers), a friend and his high school age son, three other high school kids, and my 8 year old daughter.This weekend we ran through the first parts of The Lost Mine of Phandlver. It was a blast. I know it's a very old "module" by today's standards. But if peopl are interested, I'm happy to talk about how it went and what we learned.</blockquote>