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<blockquote data-quote="GM Lent" data-source="post: 9683662" data-attributes="member: 6798775">I voted &quot;it changes over time,&quot; because that's true, but I also feel it's kind of splitting hairs.I started in TTRPGs with Earthdawn 1st Edition, but quickly fell in love with AD&amp;D2e. I switched to 3e then 3.5 when they came out, took a breather udring the 4e era (more or less coincidentally), then returned with 5e. 5e at first felt more to me like the game I knew from the pre-WotC era, but that feeling quickly faded. A few years ago I discovered DCC and it quickly became my favorite RPPG of all time. I tend to think of/refer to all D&amp;D-derivative games as &quot;D&amp;D,&quot; including stuff like Pathfinder, and I've played/ran them all more or less the same way since 1994, which is why it feels like I'm splitting hairs a bit here. So my overall favorite has always been D&amp;D, but if we want to get really specific about rule sets/systems it's easily DCC.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GM Lent, post: 9683662, member: 6798775"] I voted "it changes over time," because that's true, but I also feel it's kind of splitting hairs. I started in TTRPGs with Earthdawn 1st Edition, but quickly fell in love with AD&D2e. I switched to 3e then 3.5 when they came out, took a breather udring the 4e era (more or less coincidentally), then returned with 5e. 5e at first felt more to me like the game I knew from the pre-WotC era, but that feeling quickly faded. A few years ago I discovered DCC and it quickly became my favorite RPPG of all time. I tend to think of/refer to all D&D-derivative games as "D&D," including stuff like Pathfinder, and I've played/ran them all more or less the same way since 1994, which is why it feels like I'm splitting hairs a bit here. So my overall favorite has always been D&D, but if we want to get really specific about rule sets/systems it's easily DCC. [/QUOTE]

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