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Starhawk @starhawk@dice.camp · 2 weeks ago

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I'm now at the portion of going through old papers and #ttrpg notes where I can quote Gandalf: "I have no memory of this place."

But I'm about to recycle a stack of dnd2e character sheets, from the pre internet days where we carefully formatted them in a word processor, then printed them on a dot matrix printer...

Winchell Chung ⚛🚀 @nyrath@spacey.space · 2 weeks ago

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@starhawk

I've got several fanfold sheets from a DEC writer containing hundreds of Traveller Universal World Profiles generated by a FORTRAN program I wrote. Good times.

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Starhawk @starhawk@dice.camp · 2 weeks ago

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Also, I have no memory of this Greyhawk era map i made, but I got serious with the colored pencil.

I'd guess i made this around the mid 1990s.

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Starhawk @starhawk@dice.camp · 2 weeks ago

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Behold, the first #dnd character i ever played. #adnd1e circa 1982/3, i was maybe seven years old.

The handwriting is mostly from my long departed dad, who taught us the path.

I think this guy died going down to the second level of #quasqueton

A really old character sheet for early dnd

Starhawk @starhawk@dice.camp · 2 weeks ago

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Most of these papers i smile at, return to their folders, and store again.

A few are from campaigns that ended abruptly or disastrously.

After a decade and more I think I can let go of these character sheets from my dnd4e Ptolus game.

It remains the only game where my players revolted. "Run a different system or we aren't coming back."

I don't even own my 4e books anymore and have no glowing memories of the game. Recycle bin it is.

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