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Description
This is my take on the old red box Basic D&D set from the eighties, only changed to match the game “Ogres and Oubliettes” featured in the MLP:FIM Season 6 episode “Dungeons and Discords”.
Credit goes to zentron for the font I used for the game title. Here is a link to his work:
zentron.deviantart.com/art/Dun…
Credit goes to zentron for the font I used for the game title. Here is a link to his work:
zentron.deviantart.com/art/Dun…
Already have most of the 3.5 books as digital copies due to the guys at my first champaign, and I think all the books for the Star Wars Saga Edition series, so I’m good for now, thank.
That’s what got me out of 3rd…
If you decide you like it, DM’s Guild has some great resources.
I started a session of 5th with some guys last weekend, though I prefer the number crunching of 3.5 so far.
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Have you tried 5th at all? It’s the perfect blend of fast to play but with plenty of meaty options for me.
Yikes. I think I’ll just stick with 3.5 than.
Well this was 1980 Basic D&D. Discord’s the elf class, and, well, let’s shrink Pinkie down a little and make her a halfling.
Yes, races were classes back then.
Nevar forget.
@BitterGrey
didn’t rangers, bards, and assassins only come around in advanced?
I definitely remember Bard and Ranger appearing in Dragon before AD&D came out, because none of the other kids in my kindergarten class knew what a bard was so I got to be The Smart One™ when somebody brought in some issues for us to look at. I’m pretty sure Assassin and Paladin and Illusionist were in some of the pre-AD&D adventure modules too.
Mid-eighties, in the before time, the long long ago.
I take it that you’re an old-school player?
your current filter.