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<blockquote data-quote="Mad_Jack" data-source="post: 8763285" data-attributes="member: 6750306"><p>Well, I'm not currently playing either of them, but used to do both.</p><p></p><p>I've played D&D since I was ten, back in the Basic days. Played every edition except 5th because I haven't had a schedule that would let me commit to a game.</p><p></p><p>I got into M:tG way back during my first attempt at college during the Revised era and was pretty heavily into it for nearly a decade after that, but then I stopped playing because I just didn't have the money to invest in it and no one to play with. I ended up selling most of my good cards to pay for several semesters of college during my second try at getting a degree. Most of the rest of my cards got water-damaged and moldy during a flooded basement years later, because a family member of mine had decided to store a bunch of my gaming stuff and miniatures in a downstairs closet without my consent.</p><p> I haven't really kept up on the game, other than what I hear from my friend's son who currently plays. I gave him all of my remaining cards that hadn't gotten water damaged.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mad_Jack, post: 8763285, member: 6750306"] Well, I'm not currently playing either of them, but used to do both. I've played D&D since I was ten, back in the Basic days. Played every edition except 5th because I haven't had a schedule that would let me commit to a game. I got into M:tG way back during my first attempt at college during the Revised era and was pretty heavily into it for nearly a decade after that, but then I stopped playing because I just didn't have the money to invest in it and no one to play with. I ended up selling most of my good cards to pay for several semesters of college during my second try at getting a degree. Most of the rest of my cards got water-damaged and moldy during a flooded basement years later, because a family member of mine had decided to store a bunch of my gaming stuff and miniatures in a downstairs closet without my consent. I haven't really kept up on the game, other than what I hear from my friend's son who currently plays. I gave him all of my remaining cards that hadn't gotten water damaged. [/QUOTE]
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