[Gallagher]

yeah, i feel you. i don't really know about other editions, but i've played 5e, and i've played 3.5, so i've played with and without that stuff mattering, haha

[trystan830]

tbh, i have no idea which edition it even was.

[Gallagher]

i have noooo idea which one was relevant then, i was not exposed to the game until i was an older teenager

[trystan830]

yeah, my first game was in the ...80s. 1986 or 87. so something early. XD

[Gallagher]

huh, that's really cool. i've always been interested in what the classic stuff was like, y'know, cuz i came in when there was already like. so. much.

so much stuff.

[trystan830]

here's what i do remember: out DM set the campaign in a creepy cave-like place that was supposed to be like where the aliens kept the human food in Aliens. (which came out in 86.... i didn't see Aliens until a few year later)

[Gallagher]

this sounds silly, lol

[trystan830]

pretty sure my DM didn't think so...

[Gallagher]

well, if it was fun, silly is fine

[trystan830]

i'm sure it was, i just don't remember anything else XD

[Panda]

Gimme all the presents!

[Kitalpha Hart]

Yay for presents I wonder what I'll get and never use

[Panda]

Post and get them all~

[Espy]

I’m in like. 1.5 D&D games. The 1 is my very first one, and the 0.5 is, uh, it’s just me and two friends, one of whom’s the DM? But the other friend and I have done a lot more headcanoning than actually getting our characters down in writing and the DM is a bit exasperated.

Kenku rogue (arcane trickster) in one and tabaxi monk (way of four elements, redux) in the other. Both chaotic neutral, to no one’s surprise.

[DreadedMartian]

My character is a rogue. I've done maybe 3 games? We always end up drinking during lol I've successfully completed 1 campaign but I did get brutally murder because of my brothers impulsivity once lol

[Death by Mirrors]

During my most memorable session one guy ended up spending eternity in a very deep hoistway (he had a feat that would slow down his fall enough for him to survive and a magical item keeping him from starvation), two marched straight into a black hole they mistook for a portal, and another player lost all of his clothes. In hindsight I guess we deserved it, because our way to identify traps was to run them over with a mule called Bob and a dozen of his clones.