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  1. Re:the only thing in my hand during D&D is sod by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Israeli Army Frowns on D&D
    In any case, I thought that the way D&D was set up a while back, was that there was a series of rule books, each book covering the character development rules for a set of levels, like "Basic" might have been for levels 1-6 or 1-10, something like that, then after that level you used a different book in the series to define the character development/progress.

    In the 1980s, D&D did have additional rule sets for higher level characters. But this was separate from AD&D.

    Please follow these links. They may jog your memory:
  2. Re:the only thing in my hand during D&D is sod by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Israeli Army Frowns on D&D
    In any case, I thought that the way D&D was set up a while back, was that there was a series of rule books, each book covering the character development rules for a set of levels, like "Basic" might have been for levels 1-6 or 1-10, something like that, then after that level you used a different book in the series to define the character development/progress.

    In the 1980s, D&D did have additional rule sets for higher level characters. But this was separate from AD&D.

    Please follow these links. They may jog your memory:
  3. Re:the only thing in my hand during D&D is sod by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Israeli Army Frowns on D&D
    In any case, I thought that the way D&D was set up a while back, was that there was a series of rule books, each book covering the character development rules for a set of levels, like "Basic" might have been for levels 1-6 or 1-10, something like that, then after that level you used a different book in the series to define the character development/progress.

    In the 1980s, D&D did have additional rule sets for higher level characters. But this was separate from AD&D.

    Please follow these links. They may jog your memory:
  4. Re:the only thing in my hand during D&D is sod by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Israeli Army Frowns on D&D
    In any case, I thought that the way D&D was set up a while back, was that there was a series of rule books, each book covering the character development rules for a set of levels, like "Basic" might have been for levels 1-6 or 1-10, something like that, then after that level you used a different book in the series to define the character development/progress.

    In the 1980s, D&D did have additional rule sets for higher level characters. But this was separate from AD&D.

    Please follow these links. They may jog your memory:
  5. Re:the only thing in my hand during D&D is sod by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Israeli Army Frowns on D&D
    In any case, I thought that the way D&D was set up a while back, was that there was a series of rule books, each book covering the character development rules for a set of levels, like "Basic" might have been for levels 1-6 or 1-10, something like that, then after that level you used a different book in the series to define the character development/progress.

    In the 1980s, D&D did have additional rule sets for higher level characters. But this was separate from AD&D.

    Please follow these links. They may jog your memory:
  6. Re:the only thing in my hand during D&D is sod by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Israeli Army Frowns on D&D
    In any case, I thought that the way D&D was set up a while back, was that there was a series of rule books, each book covering the character development rules for a set of levels, like "Basic" might have been for levels 1-6 or 1-10, something like that, then after that level you used a different book in the series to define the character development/progress.

    In the 1980s, D&D did have additional rule sets for higher level characters. But this was separate from AD&D.

    Please follow these links. They may jog your memory:
  7. SNARF quest? by Phantom_of_the_Opera · · Score: 1 · on Bluesnarfing At CeBIT 2004

    It's been around a while.