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<blockquote data-quote="chrisnd" data-source="post: 1944654" data-attributes="member: 26307">1.) I have been gaming for nearly 27 years - but not necessarily with D&amp;D.&nbsp; I started playing games on the Atari 2600 back in 1978 - Adventure was my first RPG.&nbsp; I didn't actually start playing the D&amp;D game until 1989 (the release of the dreaded 2nd Ed).2.) I play 3rd Ed, as well as a multitude of board games.&nbsp; I have played MERPS, GURPS, D&amp;D 1st and 2nd, Shadowrun, and some Palladium game that I forget the name.3.) The greatest memory that I have was being a DM in college - the last session before the end of the spring semester each year (before everyone went home for the summer), I ran the players through my famous &quot;red dragon&quot; dungeon.&nbsp; I figured that hte characters that hte players used in my campaigns at school were to stay at school, so the only rule was, if the character died, I was allowed to rip up the sheet and throw it away.&nbsp; In four years, 33 people went through that dungeon.&nbsp; One survived, and he didn't even kill the dragon.&nbsp; He only stole a few baubles and ran like the dickens.&nbsp; Oh, to play a red dragon again...especially a mean one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="chrisnd, post: 1944654, member: 26307"] 1.) I have been gaming for nearly 27 years - but not necessarily with D&D. I started playing games on the Atari 2600 back in 1978 - Adventure was my first RPG. I didn't actually start playing the D&D game until 1989 (the release of the dreaded 2nd Ed). 2.) I play 3rd Ed, as well as a multitude of board games. I have played MERPS, GURPS, D&D 1st and 2nd, Shadowrun, and some Palladium game that I forget the name. 3.) The greatest memory that I have was being a DM in college - the last session before the end of the spring semester each year (before everyone went home for the summer), I ran the players through my famous "red dragon" dungeon. I figured that hte characters that hte players used in my campaigns at school were to stay at school, so the only rule was, if the character died, I was allowed to rip up the sheet and throw it away. In four years, 33 people went through that dungeon. One survived, and he didn't even kill the dragon. He only stole a few baubles and ran like the dickens. Oh, to play a red dragon again...especially a mean one. [/QUOTE]

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