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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MadMaxim" data-source="post: 2772012" data-attributes="member: 15207">Well, I started playing in the year 2000 when 3rd edition was released. Before that, I had only read about D&D in various magazines and playing Baldur's Gate so my knowledge of the game was minimal. Then I got into a friend's game as a player and the campaign went okay. I played a Fighter/Cleric/Hunter of the Dead since I had no idea about how important Clerics' spells actually were, so he was more of a Fighter than a spellcaster. The campaign ended in a bang with some seriously pissed off players (myself included), so I decided that I could do better than that and started a completely generic campaign with no more gods than there were in Player's Handbook.It went well and I thought it was fun. I became the default DM since nobody else was interested in learning all the rules. I still think it's fun, but I've recently suffered from severe DM burnout after my Eberron campaign tanked, so I'm now preparing for an epic Forgotten Realms campaign while some of my players have finally found the courage to try and be the DM. It's nice to be a player for once, but I'm looking forward to getting my Forgotten Realms campaign going next year, I tell you that!</blockquote>