Splice Today:
Recently, Wizards of the Coast, the company that now owns Dungeons & Dragons, announced a fifth edition was in development. The reaction, despite mentions in media outlets like the New York Times and Forbes, has seemed muted.
Does D&D still have a place in the world, or has it been replaced by new technology?
My three Advanced Dungeons & Dragons books ― the Monster Manual, the Player’s Handbook, and the Dungeon Masters Guide – were prized possessions in high school and college.
THATS FREAKS AND GEEKS. I loved that show. Never got into D&D. I am the worst nerd ever.
My three AD&D books are still occupying a place on my book shelf 20 odd years later; though they are a little dusty
I lived down the road from the Gygax family and played many times with Gary and his son Luke…. i wish i could get my kids interested in playing but the online/xbox world is difficult to compete with….. there is just something to be said about living in a virtual world and not needing to use your imagination as much that concerns me…..
I feel like the biggest geek ever (in the “social outcast” sense). My Dungeon Master’s Guide is autographed by Gary Gygax.
Yeah…you’re definitely way up there on that scale… 🙂