dungeons and dragons

[NeoTifa]

lol. just the name sounds funny. i used to play this alot in middle school and my freshman and sophmore years. i thought about this when a guy i used to play with, whom of which i havent seen in 4 years, at college. this made me happy to see him again, even though i would be ashamed to admit how i know him lol.

also, in my computer programming class, of all classes, they were making fun of a group of students and professors playing it in the engineering building lol. how funny is that. nerds making fun of nerds. ha ha. i guess its a different breed of nerd.

did you ever play d&d? any memories? etc...

[Araciel]

Lots. I miss it, but I suppose I'm not that interested in playing anymore.

[Peegee]

Lots. I miss it, but I suppose I'm not that interested in playing anymore.

I managed to avoid playing it until I played chauffeur that one day. The prospect of sitting there for hours not participating with everybody else caused me to play it with Araciel.

I played a little 4.0 and didn't really care for it. It wasn't bad or anything, but I guess it's the social aspect that makes the game fun, not the game mechanics (I'm sure not everybody agrees with that claim).

Shruggle.

[Bunny]

I have never played a full game. I did, however, read the Player's Handbooks, Monster Manuals, Dungeon Master Guides, and the rest of the books front to back several times. For fun.

[Mirage]

I've played D&D a few times, but I prefer WoD :p. However, I haven't had a chance to play for quite some time now. Mostly because no one can be arsed to lead a game.

[Nominus Experse]

I played it once, and I loved it. Sadly, no one in this immediate area is worth exchanging any sort of words with, much less substantial amounts of time.

[Azure Chrysanthemum]

I run a 4e game every Thursday, it's great fun. I like the system quite a bit.

I'm also making a unique tabletop system based around anime-style play with my roommate, it's turned out pretty well and once we're done I hope to market it.

[rubah]

I haven't played it but I sat in a bunch of campaigns last semester xD

[MadeOfApples]

A few times.

My non-complete understanding of the rules. refusal to speak in character (Everyone else was), and my general dislike of cheesy puffs kind of made those I was playing with stop inviting me.


It was fun though.

[NeoTifa]

i never do the character speak crap. and i love cheesy puffs :3

[Markus. D]

Neverwinter Nights is as far into the D&D world as I'd delve.

[MadeOfApples]

i never do the character speak crap. and i love cheesy puffs :3

Its not that I don't like cheesy puffs, I just hate having orange fingers afterwards. Always get that stuff all over my clothes and belongings.

And character speak is kind of neat. I'm just not good at it and it makes me feel silly anyways.


I would love to play again though. I had so much fun playing but just felt out of place with the group I was playing with. I want to play with other (fairly)new people so we can learn together.

[escobert]

Neverwinter Nights is as far into the D&D world as I'd delve.

same here.

[Cyric]

Neverwinter Nights is as far into the D&D world as I'd delve.

same here.

Likewise. Although I am a Forgotten Realms (books) addict.

[sharkythesharkdogg]

I still love it, and I'm an old bastard. I have friends that want to play, but we all live at least an hour away from each other so it's hard to organize something when we all never have the same day off.

D&D is only fun when the people you play with are fun. I've had groups that were a little too anal retentive about the rules, or just too out there. My favorite D&D sessions were with serious story lines, but always filled with tongue and cheek humor and plenty of dry sarcasm. We were there to have fun, after all.