Comments | khevron: Reliving young adulthood

khevron

Reliving young adulthood

Jan 04, 2009 02:51

So from Friday through Friday this last week, we played let's see... 6 + 13 + 8 + 7 = about 34 hours of AD&D!
Apart from our usual Friday 3.5 games, we had an opportunity to play a semi marathon of version 2 with a fellow from my AD&D group from 12 years ago, and his son (who couldn't play then, he was 8-10years old) who'd always wanted to be in ( Read more... )

khevron, version 2, 3.5, ad&d

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northawke January 4 2009, 20:07:24 UTC

"for the duration"? Is that permanent, or a two-on, two-off type thing?

The Duration khevron January 4 2009, 20:37:33 UTC

It's one week on, one week off for now, 84 hours/week. The Duration is 'until the economy rebounds and I can find gainful employement locally'.
There's another officer who may be commuting this way, and we may eventually go to 2 on, 2 off, which will save us half our airfare expenses, but being I'm barely working part time, 7 12hr days is going to be a long enough of a week to start off with... and we were pretty worn out by the end of the 7 days when we were used to it.
Due to the week starting on Mondays, I'll probably be flying through Anchorage each time on Alaska, instead of directly via Frontier.

kareina January 5 2009, 01:05:18 UTC

to say that he couldn't play then is an awfully age-ist comment. Many, many kids that age can, and do, play D&D, and play it well.

Yup khevron January 5 2009, 03:38:24 UTC

And you're just being contrary. He was an Eight year old.

Re: Yup kareina January 5 2009, 05:53:25 UTC

I've gamed with eight year olds, and enjoyed it, even though I'm not a "kid person". If you think that eight means "can't play", you are the one being contrary.