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<blockquote data-quote="HRSegovia" data-source="post: 6778987" data-attributes="member: 99950">I LOVED Hero quest.&nbsp; This came much later in my life, but I enjoyed buying squared paper from Office Max (which were a comparable size to the squares on the hero quest board) and making my own, larger dungeons, and more complex enemies.&nbsp; My favorite adventure was one where I had my players hunting two demons called Pogo and Wylon.This sounds like it would have been awesome!I wish I had the benefit of having the same players all this time to do this as well.&nbsp; After my parents divorced, we hardly saw each other again.&nbsp; My next group of folks was during my teen years where we experimented with many other games instead of D&amp;D (like Chill, Battletech, Warhammer Fantasy, Star Wars, Shadowrun, and the first game I ever ran: Cyperpunk).&nbsp; In later teens, I got back into D&amp;D with 2nd Edition, but went into the Air Force soon after and back into the experimentation with games like Deadlands and BESM - all the way to 3rd Ed.&nbsp; From there it's been a cycle of D&amp;D with occasional spurs of other games.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="HRSegovia, post: 6778987, member: 99950"] I LOVED Hero quest. This came much later in my life, but I enjoyed buying squared paper from Office Max (which were a comparable size to the squares on the hero quest board) and making my own, larger dungeons, and more complex enemies. My favorite adventure was one where I had my players hunting two demons called Pogo and Wylon. This sounds like it would have been awesome! I wish I had the benefit of having the same players all this time to do this as well. After my parents divorced, we hardly saw each other again. My next group of folks was during my teen years where we experimented with many other games instead of D&D (like Chill, Battletech, Warhammer Fantasy, Star Wars, Shadowrun, and the first game I ever ran: Cyperpunk). In later teens, I got back into D&D with 2nd Edition, but went into the Air Force soon after and back into the experimentation with games like Deadlands and BESM - all the way to 3rd Ed. From there it's been a cycle of D&D with occasional spurs of other games. [/QUOTE]

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