Do you remember your first edition war?
Did you win?
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| but come the Metal Wars, we all must fight! |
When I was a kid I remember fnding out that my some of my friends had different games than my trusty Red Box. Gamma World was the obvious one, but there was also this thing called AD&D. Being about 9 years old, I honestly thought that AD&D
was just regular D&D with 'advanced' rules.
Then came D&D3, which was easier to play (ask me my
theory on how D&D3 was influenced by Talislanta's Omni System, sometime). Then D&D4 was a misguided attempt at modelling tabletop
rpgs on video-games. Because of that, I drifted back into OSR games and have my
preferences on what system I like to use, but I never really engaged in an
edition war.
You play the game that's in front of
you. Don't like that the DM is running D&D3.5 when you'd rather
play Labyrinth Lord? You tell the table you're running the next game.
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