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<blockquote data-quote="Vaalingrade" data-source="post: 8728152" data-attributes="member: 82524">PlayingCollege 2001, 3e.Not good.The DM stuck us in Dragonlance with Paladine shoving his butt into everything with a ton of 'but thou must' crap, including forcing us to pull from&nbsp; DoMT. I pulled three. Got the Fighter one that gave me a level 3 dwarf bodyguard and was quite happy. Got the keep, which was the card I dreamed of pulling ever since reading the DoMT table. Was really happy.Got Balance and my CG character is now LN and told by freaking Paladine I have to conform to that. Suffered three more sessions trying to get my crappy LN borepile killed only to have Paladine save him every time, locking him into a hellish life support where he knew he used to have a personality, but couldn't get back to it.Me and the other player met up with some dudes named Andrew and Sharky; learned D&amp;D could be fun instead.DMing:College 20023e shackled and brainboxed by houserules as god intended.All woman cadre of players including the other player from the first game. All of them were chaos gremlins that loved pets, fire and looting what can not be looted. Game ran three years and actually ended naturally having eventually grown to 8 players, most of whom went on to be awesome DMs in their own right.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vaalingrade, post: 8728152, member: 82524"] Playing College 2001, 3e. Not good. The DM stuck us in Dragonlance with Paladine shoving his butt into everything with a ton of 'but thou must' crap, including forcing us to pull from DoMT. I pulled three. Got the Fighter one that gave me a level 3 dwarf bodyguard and was quite happy. Got the keep, which was the card I dreamed of pulling ever since reading the DoMT table. Was really happy. Got Balance and my CG character is now LN and told by freaking Paladine I have to conform to that. Suffered three more sessions trying to get my crappy LN borepile killed only to have Paladine save him every time, locking him into a hellish life support where he knew he used to have a personality, but couldn't get back to it. Me and the other player met up with some dudes named Andrew and Sharky; learned D&D could be fun instead. DMing: College 2002 3e shackled and brainboxed by houserules as god intended. All woman cadre of players including the other player from the first game. All of them were chaos gremlins that loved pets, fire and looting what can not be looted. Game ran three years and actually ended naturally having eventually grown to 8 players, most of whom went on to be awesome DMs in their own right. [/QUOTE]

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