https://plus.google.com/+MarkDelsing/posts/VAcMMAaeuLD His setup and minis are freaking amazing. That said, I still find him sort of a curiosity, and, uh, sorta take issue with the idea that a) this has been a continuous 35-year campaign and b) it still qualifies as D&D. [embed]https://youtu.be/UdAwX8JB66E[/embed]]]>
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< ![CDATA[You have to stop thinking of D&D as rules set, man, and start thinking of it as a mindset.
(It really helps to read that in the voice of The Dude.) :D]]>
< ![CDATA[And after it's been a mindset for long enough, it becomes a way of life!
(Aside: Is this post in the right collection?)]]>
< ![CDATA[Arguably it is more D&D (as originally intended) than most D&D games! :-) I think many wargamers would have 1000s of painted miniatures...I do. Also most of the terrain is bought rather than scratch built, hrumpf!]]>
< ![CDATA[Mark Whitley Whoops! Thanks for spotting that.]]>
< ![CDATA[Let me also be clear that I think his campaign world sounds really cool, and the fact that he seems to have kept it free from the influence of corporate-era D&D is pretty admirable.]]>