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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thecasualoblivion" data-source="post: 5986754" data-attributes="member: 59096">I don't consider your definition of D&D to be all there is to D&D, and I don't put the same value(or much value at all) on D&D's traditions as you do. Take Vancian magic, for example. People hold it up as one of D&D's traditions, but people thinking Vancian magic was lame and houseruling it to their liking is at the same time a long standing tradition. When I played AD&D back in the 90s among other systems like Vampire and Rolemaster, AD&D was considered the casual, beer and pretzels RPG where you fought stuff. This sentiment just doesn't seem to exist when looking back on D&D's history these days.I don't want your D&D to die. I want the sentiment that your definition of D&D is the sole or correct definition to die.</blockquote>