Sigh. 3.5 fans, stop calling yourselves "grognards".

[Shortman McLeod]

It's getting old. So unless you've been playing D&D since the late 1970s (as some of us here have), stop throwing around "grognard" just because you like 3.5. That is all.

 

[haakon1]

70s, shmevendies. Unless you played with minis before 1974, or served in the French army, you are no grognard.

 

[Goobermunch]

It's getting old. So unless you've been playing D&D since the late 1970s (as some of us here have), stop throwing around "grognard" just because you like 3.5. That is all.

Damn. I guess I'll have to hand in my grognard card since I only started playing in 1983.

--G

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Talk to the hand.

 

[Rel]

Shortman, and anybody else who feels this way, is free to let it roll right off their backs whenever folks call themselves whatever term they like. You can skip over thier posts. You can put them on Ignore. Whatever. But you don't get to dictate standards for what is and isn't a "grognard".