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<blockquote data-quote="Meatboy" data-source="post: 5711933" data-attributes="member: 40857">Heroes Quest FTWMy first experience with rpgs in general came from Heroes Quest in several incarnations.&nbsp; First was the old Sierra game, which for legal reasons got renamed to Quest for Glory. This was my first experience with any kind of nonlinier, your choice makes an impact game. (opinion time: I feel game designers today (bioware im looking at you...) need to go revisit this game to see how things like skill sets and class and player choice can really impact a game.) &nbsp;But my first PnP experience came from Heroes Quest the board game. With its simple rules it didn' take long for my friends and I to start making or own classes to play, then came new adventures, and finally talking... once we got that far their was no turning back.&nbsp; I never got into DnD until 3e though. Though I tried I never seemed to &quot;get&quot; older editions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Meatboy, post: 5711933, member: 40857"] [b]Heroes Quest FTW[/b] My first experience with rpgs in general came from Heroes Quest in several incarnations. First was the old Sierra game, which for legal reasons got renamed to Quest for Glory. This was my first experience with any kind of nonlinier, your choice makes an impact game. (opinion time: I feel game designers today (bioware im looking at you...) need to go revisit this game to see how things like skill sets and class and player choice can really impact a game.) But my first PnP experience came from Heroes Quest the board game. With its simple rules it didn' take long for my friends and I to start making or own classes to play, then came new adventures, and finally talking... once we got that far their was no turning back. I never got into DnD until 3e though. Though I tried I never seemed to "get" older editions. [/QUOTE]

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