These rats ain't gonna club themselves

[prog]

OK I have heard enough about the nu-wave tabletop rolly-hitty RPGs of the last coupla years to wanna play one.

I would love to try either Descent or D&D4 sometime. Any action around here I can get in on? Anything else I should be playing?

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[dougo.livejournal.com]

The Fristroms have been known to play Descent at their regular Tuesday game nights, although not recently. You could also probably make a date for another night (or weekend day); David's usually up for extra-curricular appointment gaming. (I haven't played it myself, but I should probably try it at some point.)

I'm also in David's monthly D&D4 group, but he's not looking for more players. I'd like to join another group too, but only as a player—I don't think I have the energy to be a DM right now.

[cortezopossum.livejournal.com]

A couple people I know said they really hate the new D&D4 -- Instead of allowing a person to create their OWN characters they've kind of made things too pre-canned (a lot like playing a computer RPG character) for their liking.

What I want to know is what went wrong with D&D3. It seems like THAT came out just a few years ago -- and now everything from that set is going in the dumpster? My roommate hinted that the big problem was with the licensing system.

[nuns.livejournal.com]

I'd be totally in for a game depending on the timing and frequency.