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grayhawkfh) wrote2014-02-17 08:18 pm
grayhawkfh) wrote2014-02-17 08:18 pm
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D&D 40th Anniversary Bloghop Challenge: Day 16
Day 16: Do you remember your first edition war? Did you win?
Does anyone really win in a war? ;-)
To be honest, I've never been involved in any such thing. By the time such things became "commonplace", I was already of the opinion that the system was less important than whether or not people were having fun. I may have systems I prefer over others, but anytime arguments break out over which game/edition is better, I just walk away.
I think![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
muskrat_john said it well in this Dork Tower strip.
(x-posted to my FaceBook)
Does anyone really win in a war? ;-)
To be honest, I've never been involved in any such thing. By the time such things became "commonplace", I was already of the opinion that the system was less important than whether or not people were having fun. I may have systems I prefer over others, but anytime arguments break out over which game/edition is better, I just walk away.
I think
muskrat_john said it well in this Dork Tower strip.(x-posted to my FaceBook)