Like @Troodon80, when I started playing D&D back in the 70's rules were sparse, and pre-written settings or scenarios non-existent (Wizards of the what????) - we just made up maps and dungeons as… (View Post)

Herding sheep - which is basically just taking the dog for a walk in the countryside whilst at the same time working together to get something done. Fishing - which is basically just taking a stick t… (View Post)

@Mr2150 Your turn! P.S. I've only just realised that the answer to my question was also an anagram of the answer to the previous question. (View Post)

@joluv: Actually it was LSD back then (as I recall....sort of). Edit: I do remember being attacked by a bus shelter once - it uprooted itself from the pavement, climbed up the wall of my house and tr… (View Post)

The game, in itself, is neither judge nor referee - there are no yellow cards, only red ones. So how you play/beat it is up to you. For me encounters like this go through three evolutions/reloads: Fi… (View Post)