Greg We play BECMI looking more players Each players runs four characters you choose what type and class to run. We have a solid group of players our DM' Perry who runs the group on Saturday. We play from 5:00pm to 12:00pm. The world is a rich environment with endless options to explore. Each player will have four Characters you get to roll for stats and pick the class you desire. We are all experienced players and very open to new players looking for a consistent gaming experience. We play BECMI that is the original D&D written by Gary GYGAX. If you are looking for what we offer my email is <a href="mailto:DRDOERFLER@GMAIL.COM" rel="nofollow">DRDOERFLER@GMAIL.COM</a> my phone number is 984-238-5122 . <a href="https://archive.org/details/TSR1071TheDDRulesCyclopedia/" rel="nofollow">https://archive.org/details/TSR1071TheDDRulesCyclopedia/</a> There is no fee to play this game all are welcome PLEASE CALL ME AND WE CAN GET YOUR STARTED. In the 1980s, B/X D&D rule books and modules were mixed with BECMI D&D rules and modules, as both were considered the same game. The original intention by TSR was to extend B/X to higher levels, but instead it was revised as BECMI. The B/X version of D&D was first published in 1981. It was later revised and republished as part of the BECMI version of D&D. Many issues of Dragon magazine were published before the publication of B/X D&D. At the time of B/X D&D’s publication, the older D&D from the 1970s were referred to as Collector’s Edition of D&D or Original Basic D&D, and while able to provide inspiration for AD&D, B/X D&D, and BECMI D&D, the Collector’s Edition was and is considered a different edition of D&D. The D&D specific resources from Dragon magazine that I have documented below are published in or after 1981. Dragon Vol 5, No 7 (Dragon #45) began January 1981. Many articles dating back to the first issue of Dragon can inspire and educate BECMI DMs and players. However, I will stick to mentioning only B/X and BECMI specific D&D articles.