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<blockquote data-quote="Valiant" data-source="post: 3720055" data-attributes="member: 54792">Man, don't worry about your players, make yourself happy first dude.&nbsp; All you need is one or two other guys right, and it sounds like you have them.&nbsp; Of course, you seem a bit wishy washy about really wanting to try it out again. As for house ruling 3.5 into 1E AD&amp;D, probably a bad idea for now (though maybe a little of it later on).&nbsp; As others have pointed out, first know what the game is supposed to feel like again (the class roles, the simplicity) and who knows you might like it just fine the way it is. I'd give it 5 or 6 sessions at least before you house rule.&nbsp; Give the game a fare shake.I would suggest downloading OSRIC from here:&nbsp; &nbsp; <a href="http://www.knights-n-knaves.com/osric/" target="_blank">http://www.knights-n-knaves.com/osric/</a>Next read the DMG and PH along side OSRIC document to help clarify it. This is by far the fastest way I've found to get newbies (or guys from the distant past) looking at 1E AD&amp;D.The rules books for 1E have always been confusing to many, and often required someone to explain them before they made since.&nbsp; Now that problem is solved&nbsp; (though I don't think that was the documents original intent).&nbsp; Enjoy</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Valiant, post: 3720055, member: 54792"] Man, don't worry about your players, make yourself happy first dude. All you need is one or two other guys right, and it sounds like you have them. Of course, you seem a bit wishy washy about really wanting to try it out again. As for house ruling 3.5 into 1E AD&D, probably a bad idea for now (though maybe a little of it later on). As others have pointed out, first know what the game is supposed to feel like again (the class roles, the simplicity) and who knows you might like it just fine the way it is. I'd give it 5 or 6 sessions at least before you house rule. Give the game a fare shake. I would suggest downloading OSRIC from here: [url]http://www.knights-n-knaves.com/osric/[/url] Next read the DMG and PH along side OSRIC document to help clarify it. This is by far the fastest way I've found to get newbies (or guys from the distant past) looking at 1E AD&D. The rules books for 1E have always been confusing to many, and often required someone to explain them before they made since. Now that problem is solved (though I don't think that was the documents original intent). Enjoy [/QUOTE]

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