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In your opinion

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#1
cyrusasha
Aug 16, 2011 3:29:26 I have a multi-classed character and was looking for some input on if it was a good combination for a leader character. He is a dragonfire adept multiclassed to a soulborn
#2
cyrusasha
Aug 16, 2011 15:02:22 Not at alll it's like I'm the only living person within 50 miles that's above 17 but under 21
#3
jetshield
Aug 16, 2011 15:22:29 That's narrowing your potential group down a bit much isn't it? I'm sure you have your reasons, but I might suggest widening the age gap a little.

Me, I'll game with people aged 6 - 106.
#4
cyrusasha
Aug 16, 2011 16:20:26 Well anyone above 21 that lives here has kids and an actual job and no time for silly things like game, i doubt these people known what d&d is, and though the people here may think I'm over 30 I'd game remember were on a d&d site not the real world alot of people dedicate Their time to families not the whims of a bored 19 year old
#5
cyrusasha
Aug 16, 2011 17:39:16 It's not a bracket it just the age group I'm comfortable with you know I don't really wanna be at like a 30 sumthin year olds house with some people older then me drinking and stuff (this part of Florida alot of people drink) also i went out today rode my bike about 30 miles round trip and it's just farms gated communities and a walmart, culmination of all four directions
#6
robertread3
Aug 18, 2011 7:19:49 most of the people i game with are 21-30 (i myself am 20) and you do meet older people through D&D and the older people might suprise you.

alot of the older folks i know are super cool.

but most people in that age group probably game at their collage if they do game. its usually more conveiniant that way because they can access an unused classroom and have big tables.

i think you should drop age restrictions, but not people below 17 because kids and teens tend to carry with them some unwanted drama.
#7
FlatFoot
Aug 18, 2011 13:44:24 My group is from 12-48. Placing age restrictions on D&D is silly. If you are at a table playing D&D with people that want you there, you will be comfortable.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 cyrusasha Aug 16, 2011 3:29:26	I have a multi-classed character and was looking for some input on if it was a good combination for a leader character. He is a dragonfire adept multiclassed to a soulborn
#2 cyrusasha Aug 16, 2011 15:02:22	Not at alll it's like I'm the only living person within 50 miles that's above 17 but under 21
#3 jetshield Aug 16, 2011 15:22:29	That's narrowing your potential group down a bit much isn't it? I'm sure you have your reasons, but I might suggest widening the age gap a little. Me, I'll game with people aged 6 - 106.
#4 cyrusasha Aug 16, 2011 16:20:26	Well anyone above 21 that lives here has kids and an actual job and no time for silly things like game, i doubt these people known what d&d is, and though the people here may think I'm over 30 I'd game remember were on a d&d site not the real world alot of people dedicate Their time to families not the whims of a bored 19 year old
#5 cyrusasha Aug 16, 2011 17:39:16	It's not a bracket it just the age group I'm comfortable with you know I don't really wanna be at like a 30 sumthin year olds house with some people older then me drinking and stuff (this part of Florida alot of people drink) also i went out today rode my bike about 30 miles round trip and it's just farms gated communities and a walmart, culmination of all four directions
#6 robertread3 Aug 18, 2011 7:19:49	most of the people i game with are 21-30 (i myself am 20) and you do meet older people through D&D and the older people might suprise you. alot of the older folks i know are super cool. but most people in that age group probably game at their collage if they do game. its usually more conveiniant that way because they can access an unused classroom and have big tables. i think you should drop age restrictions, but not people below 17 because kids and teens tend to carry with them some unwanted drama.
#7 FlatFoot Aug 18, 2011 13:44:24	My group is from 12-48. Placing age restrictions on D&D is silly. If you are at a table playing D&D with people that want you there, you will be comfortable.