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Just wondering who else enjoys D&D....
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- 05-28-2003 #1Linux Guru
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D&D?
Just wondering who else enjoys D&D.
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- 05-28-2003 #2Linux Guru
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I dont really play games on the PC, never seem to have enough time
- 05-28-2003 #3Linux Engineer
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Play on the PC? It was a paper, pencil and dice game back when I played. Just to make you all feel so young and strong, there's a PC version?
Alas the days of another person being Dungeon Master verison are gone huh ?
I feel my current strength at +10 but dropping fast. Must be one of those wizards or a druids perhaps! Now if I can just find him quickly and toss a magic knife (-10 direct hit=death) I have hidden for just such a sneak attack 
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- 05-28-2003 #4Linux Guru
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I thought it was a PC thing?
Originally Posted by fastlanwan Play on the PC? It was a paper, pencil and dice game back when I played. Just to make you all feel so young and strong, there's a PC version?
Doh!
I dont know anything about it, hence voted so.
- 05-30-2003 #5Linux Guru
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no no no...it's still a PNP thing, FLW. Neverwinter Nights DOES move it to the PC in a form, but it's still changed to make it PC compatible.
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So are there free sites to play online and maintain your charactor ?
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- 05-30-2003 #7Linux Guru
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As far as NWN goes there are. Check out http://nwn.bioware.com. You can definately find a place to play there...everything from a persistent world to a good old-fashioned D&D-type campaign.
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- 09-19-2003 #8Just Joined!
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I still have all my books from AD&D 1, and the DM's guide and players handbook from 2. We through in a few attributes from the Arduin Grimoire, also. Geeze, that was years ago
- 09-19-2003 #9Linux Newbie
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/me raises his hand shyly and walks away
but i haven't even been up to the "table" as we called it since i got back from basic training last December.
oh well. it was pretty fun, a good time for us guys to get together and poke fun at one another. with D&D basically as the back drop.
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- 09-19-2003 #10Linux Newbie
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btw ... 2nd edition here. i've tried looking at 3rd, but its just too different IMO.
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