Gold said: "What gives you such a passion for BFRPG, in this case, Steve? I love it too, I'm wondering-asking what do you love about it? Is this based on, you like the way the BFRPG character sheet works in Roll20? You like or don't like, the many Options and add-ons for BFRPG made by the community such as extra classes? You already have modules you want to run/play in this system? You want an All Ages compatible game, or a game with a certain B/X-like feel but Ascending AC?" I played starting in 1978 or 79 with a boxset that had the Basic Rules and Keep on the Borderlands. Played into AD&D 1 and took a 15 year hiatus with 2nd edition. Started back up with 3e/3.5...went to Pathfinder instead of 4e then came back for 5e. 5e claims to harken back to simpler versions but really never did it for me, 3e/3.5/Pathfinder is just too much crunch and overly complex. In hunting to recapture my love of D&D I decided that BECMI was my probable goal. My BECMI collection was lost decades past, I refuse to replace with PDF and a hardcopy replacement is financially not a good option. So I looked into Retro-clones. Castles and Crusades, Tunnels and Trolls, White Box, Dungeon Crawl Classics...none seems to do it. Then I found Basic Fantasy RPG...the website forum is active and helpful, free PDFs, most hard copies under $5 each. I was impressed. Skimming through some of their adventures I felt immediately like I found what I was missing. My in-person group of 8 years initially seemed to enjoy a few games but they refuse to convert and I have lost my taste for 5e D&D. So I search for nostalgia in a new group. The ascending AC is helpful, the expanded classes and supplements are great for giving players a wealth of options to play, and I like both of the character sheets available in Roll20 (although the larger one seems to make rolling checks, attacks, and other stuff much easier and is my favorite), but mostly I just love the simpler ruleset that allows a party to cover 2-3 5e sessions worth of material in 1 session and absolutely the nostalgia factor. Sorry to be so verbose but even though I have only DMed a few sessions and played in 4 or 5 as a Player, I have found my original gaming passion again and I am in need of nurturing that passion. The website community is pretty awesome and Chris Gonnerman is amazing for offering the world such a prize at such a value. He has my admiration. Anyway, there it is. lol, if you have any other questions I'd be glad to answer.