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<blockquote data-quote="DanielSchenstrom" data-source="post: 2519698" data-attributes="member: 15304">Dude. You're making me feel old when you get nostalgic over 2nd ed. It ended just 6 years ago. (That's not that long ago is it? Please?)I don't think I'll ever feel nostalgic for 2nd ed myself since I'm still playing it. (I started up a campaign in 3e as soon as it was out but the consensus in my group is that we prefer 2nd ed. So we take what we like from 3e and incorporate it into our 2nd ed games, just as we do with 1st ed material.)I do get nostalgic over old campaigns, characters and adventures however and I know just how you're feeling. I just recently started compiling 2 old campaigns into chronicles, one that started in 1990 and ended in 1996 and the other that ran throughout 1993. It's great to revisit those memories and to reintroduce them to the players who were part of the games back in those days. (But I should have done it sooner, or kept better notes. It's hard to remember everything.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DanielSchenstrom, post: 2519698, member: 15304"] Dude. You're making me feel old when you get nostalgic over 2nd ed. It ended just 6 years ago. (That's not that long ago is it? Please?) I don't think I'll ever feel nostalgic for 2nd ed myself since I'm still playing it. (I started up a campaign in 3e as soon as it was out but the consensus in my group is that we prefer 2nd ed. So we take what we like from 3e and incorporate it into our 2nd ed games, just as we do with 1st ed material.) I do get nostalgic over old campaigns, characters and adventures however and I know just how you're feeling. I just recently started compiling 2 old campaigns into chronicles, one that started in 1990 and ended in 1996 and the other that ran throughout 1993. It's great to revisit those memories and to reintroduce them to the players who were part of the games back in those days. (But I should have done it sooner, or kept better notes. It's hard to remember everything.) [/QUOTE]

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