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<blockquote data-quote="Vampir" data-source="post: 6615682" data-attributes="member: 6795040">Guess I'll make my first post.I started playing around '79 and have gone through all the versions.&nbsp; We were hardcore AD&amp;D fans and lost a lot of enthusiasm as the versions rolled on and the rules got more and more voluminous and complicated.&nbsp; 5E has pulled together the small group of players that started when we were in middle school.Like Giltonio says, the only thing that I miss right now are the smaller adventures.&nbsp; It was so much fun to go to the game store and look through the shelf of modules and pick out a new one to play.&nbsp; Slave Pits of the Undercity, Descent into the Depths of the Earth, Expedition to the Barrier Peaks, Ravenloft.That said, while there seems to be a lot of grousing about Horde of the Dragon Queen, our group totally enjoyed it and it took us several months to get through it.&nbsp; We are now on our way through Rise of Tiamat.I like WotC's new model.&nbsp; All we need are the three core books and maybe in a couple of years a second book of monsters (Fiend Folio).&nbsp; Continue to give us new adventures and don't make them all huge epic adventures either.&nbsp; We'll fill in between those with our own home-brewed stuff.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vampir, post: 6615682, member: 6795040"] Guess I'll make my first post. I started playing around '79 and have gone through all the versions. We were hardcore AD&D fans and lost a lot of enthusiasm as the versions rolled on and the rules got more and more voluminous and complicated. 5E has pulled together the small group of players that started when we were in middle school. Like Giltonio says, the only thing that I miss right now are the smaller adventures. It was so much fun to go to the game store and look through the shelf of modules and pick out a new one to play. Slave Pits of the Undercity, Descent into the Depths of the Earth, Expedition to the Barrier Peaks, Ravenloft. That said, while there seems to be a lot of grousing about Horde of the Dragon Queen, our group totally enjoyed it and it took us several months to get through it. We are now on our way through Rise of Tiamat. I like WotC's new model. All we need are the three core books and maybe in a couple of years a second book of monsters (Fiend Folio). Continue to give us new adventures and don't make them all huge epic adventures either. We'll fill in between those with our own home-brewed stuff. [/QUOTE]

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