Haha sure!
When I was 14, my fave Dungeons and Dragons character was defeated by a minotaur in the Caves of Chaos. 38 years later, my daughter as Dungeon Master gives me sweet reveeenge! The circle is complete.
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Thanks for sharing your DM involvement. Now we all know who you work for.
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That's pretty cool actually Remember fondly the old campaign days. AD&D 1st Ed. Still have the original books
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I sadly sold mine for Vampire:The Masquerade books.
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That is sad,although Vampire is one game I never did try. There was a card game that was part of that craze(I think) called Jihad? that we did try though
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I played V:tM. Hence my @, which can be found at the back of the rule book, although it isn't entirely accurate German. Gotta love that short poem, though. I played a Ventrue neonate in Dallas in a long online campaign, involuntarily fighting back the Sabbat. Good times.
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I also bought the extended rule book, and the clan novels for Ventrue, Brujah and Toreador. And I still have an entire bookshelf of V:tM novels. Good times.
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When I was in France I noticed V:tM was really big there. The French love action/horror comics and stuff. Board game/ roleplaying game store had lots of V:tM. Kind of funny to see the Ventrue clan book, considering that Ventrue means potbelly in French. It was the creators' joke.
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This was back in 1997 and onward. After that MMOs took over. An understandable development, but playing the roleplaying game online was fun. A post could take half an hour to write. It was like writing a novel together.
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I transitioned to V:tM because it was the rule base if choice in most of the games on AOL at the time. Always enjoyed the writing part as much as the game. Ended up in a forum called Black Bayou. I would have to call it a V:tM clone, even though we rewrote a lot of rules.
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I was a Basic / Expert D&D player. One lasting benefit of the game was learning vocabulary thats was above my grade level. ex: dias , trogledyte, brigands, footpad and so forth
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Moments like these i feel give ol Stefan some redemption! lol which i'm sure he will wonder "to what do i need of being Redeemed of" which I say "fair enough".
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Don’t feel bad. My friends mid level cleric was killed off by Kobolds.
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D&D is cool but i grew up collecting and playing Warhammer Fantasy from Games Workshop lol.
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Just got my first army put together. Still needs lots of work but I'm buying it one piece at a time
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My collection
Actually a lil more added since this pic but not much more 
I have problems I know lol.pic.twitter.com/5fu8JqfiX5
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Still some not put together yet but so slack with painting lol. Figure when im older and not as busy ill get around to it
Been collecting since i was 15 now 32pic.twitter.com/nwCMi4nc5x
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Thanks bro
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