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<blockquote data-quote="James Gasik" data-source="post: 8569775" data-attributes="member: 6877472">Since most of the people I play with are younger, and haven't been playing since the AD&amp;D era, I'm usually the &quot;old man&quot; that they look to to explain lore and what the heck they are fighting.&nbsp; While I don't have any problems explaining stuff away from the table, at the table, I always look to the DM first before going on about the difference between regular Orcs and Gray Orcs, or why that cute little bunny rabbit with the unicorn horn should probably be left alone.I do sometimes get excited when I realize what we're up against is a classic monster from the days of yore.&nbsp; My most recent memory of that was when the DM described a bunch of &quot;flying heads with bat wings for ears&quot; and I was like &quot;holy sh-, VARGOUILLES!&quot;Even the DM was like &quot;wait, you've heard of these?&nbsp; I thought they were made up for this adventure!&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James Gasik, post: 8569775, member: 6877472"] Since most of the people I play with are younger, and haven't been playing since the AD&D era, I'm usually the "old man" that they look to to explain lore and what the heck they are fighting. While I don't have any problems explaining stuff away from the table, at the table, I always look to the DM first before going on about the difference between regular Orcs and Gray Orcs, or why that cute little bunny rabbit with the unicorn horn should probably be left alone. I do sometimes get excited when I realize what we're up against is a classic monster from the days of yore. My most recent memory of that was when the DM described a bunch of "flying heads with bat wings for ears" and I was like "holy sh-, VARGOUILLES!" Even the DM was like "wait, you've heard of these? I thought they were made up for this adventure!" [/QUOTE]

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