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<blockquote data-quote="Bialaska" data-source="post: 4339999" data-attributes="member: 33054">I am a semi-grognard... At least in some ways I am, but I guess that's what 20+ years of playing RPGs can do to you. Some of my best games were back in the mid-90s, before 3e and 4e. I did convert to 3e as I felt 2e was too restrictive. Now with 4e coming out I feel that they are going the wrong way, as they have made the game more restrictive.However there are days where I remember back to those amazing and fun games we ran back then, when you did not need miniatures and stuff to play your roleplaying, but it all happened inside your imagination. These days I feel D&amp;D is becoming more of a strategy game than a roleplaying game and has felt so since 3e came out.So I guess if the definition of a grognard is someone who is conservative and like things they were in the past, then I guess there's a few levels of those in me (or the multiclassing feat).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bialaska, post: 4339999, member: 33054"] I am a semi-grognard... At least in some ways I am, but I guess that's what 20+ years of playing RPGs can do to you. Some of my best games were back in the mid-90s, before 3e and 4e. I did convert to 3e as I felt 2e was too restrictive. Now with 4e coming out I feel that they are going the wrong way, as they have made the game more restrictive. However there are days where I remember back to those amazing and fun games we ran back then, when you did not need miniatures and stuff to play your roleplaying, but it all happened inside your imagination. These days I feel D&D is becoming more of a strategy game than a roleplaying game and has felt so since 3e came out. So I guess if the definition of a grognard is someone who is conservative and like things they were in the past, then I guess there's a few levels of those in me (or the multiclassing feat). [/QUOTE]

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