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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CleverNickName" data-source="post: 9388437" data-attributes="member: 50987">D&D has turned 50 this year.  It has a good, long legacy of players--some of us have been playing the game for most of those five decades, and we're still going strong.  And here's a little secret: not all of us are only playing the latest-and-greatest version.  Some of us eschew the New Hotness in favor of the fond memories and upside-down Armor Class of simpler times.Are you still playing one or more "older" editions of D&D?  If so, which one(s)?  Click any that apply!For the purpose of this poll, "playing" means you are part of an ongoing gaming group that still plays this edition, as often as you can manage.  And just to avoid confusion between the many different versions and editions, here's a handy picture glossary:The Original D&D (OD&D, 1974)[ATTACH=full]369850[/ATTACH]Basic Dungeons & Dragons (Holmes, 1974)[ATTACH=full]369849[/ATTACH]Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 1E (1977)[ATTACH=full]369851[/ATTACH]Basic/Expert Dungeons & Dragons (B/X, 1981) by Moldvay & Cook:[ATTACH=full]369852[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]369853[/ATTACH]The Basic, Expert, Companion, Masters, and Immortals boxed sets (1984-1985):[ATTACH=full]369854[/ATTACH]The Rules Cyclopedia (1991):[ATTACH=full]369855[/ATTACH]Advanced Dungeons & Dragons 2nd Edition (1989)[ATTACH=full]369856[/ATTACH]Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition (2000):[ATTACH=full]369857[/ATTACH]Dungeons & Dragons 3.5E (2003):[ATTACH=full]369858[/ATTACH]Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition (2008):[ATTACH=full]369859[/ATTACH]Dungeons & Dragons 4E Essentials (2010):[ATTACH=full]369860[/ATTACH]D&D 5th Edition (2014):[ATTACH=full]369862[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

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