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<blockquote data-quote="Arcshot" data-source="post: 6711025" data-attributes="member: 6801466">From BECMI more than 20 yrs back. But what I really started with is Choose Your Own Adventures book. Thrilled to be able to make decisions on how stories can end.Then Fighting Fantasy (FF), Lone Wolf, Blood Sword introduced me to dice rolling and character sheets. The very first real rpg experience I had was with FF, although it was only a couple of sessions.Then BECMI showed me those fascinating little multi-sided gems they called Dice. This was where I started DM-ing and started collecting game stuff from books, board games and minis, not stopping to-date.I had tried different D&amp;D editions (except 3 &amp; 4), Warhammer Fantasy, Palladium, Rifts, Robotech, Mechwarrior etc. Also bought many others but never played. I really like Warhammer Fantasy world a lot, but somehow D&amp;D always truly captured our group's interest like no others.I like BECMI over other editions simply because it is easier to use. But 5E strikes a chord linking simplicity and depth that brought my group back to gaming after 20 years again. Best thing about it is able to roll two d20s at the same time, feeling's great.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arcshot, post: 6711025, member: 6801466"] From BECMI more than 20 yrs back. But what I really started with is Choose Your Own Adventures book. Thrilled to be able to make decisions on how stories can end. Then Fighting Fantasy (FF), Lone Wolf, Blood Sword introduced me to dice rolling and character sheets. The very first real rpg experience I had was with FF, although it was only a couple of sessions. Then BECMI showed me those fascinating little multi-sided gems they called Dice. This was where I started DM-ing and started collecting game stuff from books, board games and minis, not stopping to-date. I had tried different D&D editions (except 3 & 4), Warhammer Fantasy, Palladium, Rifts, Robotech, Mechwarrior etc. Also bought many others but never played. I really like Warhammer Fantasy world a lot, but somehow D&D always truly captured our group's interest like no others. I like BECMI over other editions simply because it is easier to use. But 5E strikes a chord linking simplicity and depth that brought my group back to gaming after 20 years again. Best thing about it is able to roll two d20s at the same time, feeling's great. [/QUOTE]

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