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| #1shinikamaFeb 17, 2009 9:29:04 | Just wondering how many people here have gotten others into DnD. I, personally, have taught the rules of 3.5e and 4e to 6 people, and working on a 7th (My girlfriend's neice, who is 10. She has the mind of a 15-year-old, though.) How many have you brought into the fold? Were there any memorable stories to go with it? |
| #2orenthesFeb 17, 2009 17:18:06 | I've got one person who I'm sure I'll corrupt eventually, a few others who might bite. |
| #3jamfalcon_the_gnomeFeb 17, 2009 17:25:18 | I was the first person in my group who played or owned any of the books, and I got some friends to join, so lets see... 4 people, plus another 3 or so I've played with about two or three times when camping. |
| #4Mad_JackFeb 17, 2009 21:05:27 | I've been playing for over 25 years... Um, random guess? 20? And then there's my 4th grade Catholic Catechism teacher, Sister Maria... Does a nun count extra? lol :D |
| #5Cpt_MichaFeb 18, 2009 7:35:24 | I've brought three people into the fold total. No memorable stories though. |
| #6ciaranFeb 18, 2009 18:30:53 | Long ago in 6th grade I brought the game to my Catholic school. It took a couple of months, but eventually the majority of the kids in my 30 student class had played or were playing. I can only claim a half-dozen of them, as those ones recruited others. It ws banned before the year was up. We moved on to the kid-friendly, demon-free Battle Tech. In high school I got perhaps as many as 10 to start playing. There was a bit of a haze and things are hard to remember. In college, it was fewer, and that was more of a haze. Music major and all. In the 10 years since its only been a handful. I took a few years off and besides, people my age either already play or never will. On a final note - Its great. I found out last month one of the foremen at work plays. I can now do no wrong. |