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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Angel Tarragon" data-source="post: 1786818" data-attributes="member: 23733"><p>I was introduced to AD&D through first edition even though second edition was out at the time, which I had no idea of until I went searching to get my own books. That was back in 1991. What do I miss? I miss the brand new feel. The crisp pages of the books. The thrill of discovery. The want to know the unknown. Man, I'll tell you - sometimes I wish I hadn't bought myself a copy of the DMs Guide and Monster Manual. Don't get me worng, I love exploring new venues and options for my PCs and NPC, but I feel so jaded. That is why I try to keep a campaign world that feels 100% new all the time. I only dole out small secrets at each session, why each NPC has its own twist (whatever it may be) and a 'life' of their own. The campaign history is quite rich and unique, but the players are going to be positively shocked when I run the final adventure in my campaign - which I hope won't be for a while.</p></blockquote><p></p>