And, no, it really isn't that hard.
I'm going to hold up my hands and admit I made a mistake - my animosity towards AD&D 2nd Edition clouded my judgement and I allowed D&D 3.0 to pass me by with a dismissive wave of my hand. It's a really good game. I'm kind of looking forward to running it.
Just wanted to get that off my chest.
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The truth is, you're weak. You have succumbed to the might of many voices on the internet. Many shouting voices, all demanding more D&D. Soon, you'll find yourself playing a mashup of D&D, AD&D 2,3,3.5 and 4.
ReplyDeleteAfter that, there's no saving you. ;)
I know. The body is strong but the soul is weak, like American beer.
ReplyDeleteI'm just getting nostalgic because I'm missing the simplicity of my younger Basic D&D days. I'm also sick and tired of hearing about D7D 4th and Pathfinder and the millions of intricate details about character builds and minmaxing and all that stuff. So I purposefully chose an edition that nobody was talking about any more. And for 20 quid for all three books, I was laughing!
But you're right, my soul is damned and any authority or credibility I might have had is now officially out the window.
Damn you! Damn you all to hell! *beats fist on sand*