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From: cs111olg@ucla-cs.UUCP
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Subject: Orccon'86 impressions.
Message-ID: <9123@ucla-cs.ARPA>
Date: Wed, 19-Feb-86 03:28:27 EST
Article-I.D.: ucla-cs.9123
Posted: Wed Feb 19 03:28:27 1986
Date-Received: Fri, 21-Feb-86 04:54:04 EST
Reply-To: cs111olg@ucla-cs.UUCP (Oleg Kiselev (the student incarnation))
Organization: The Land Of Mental Midgets
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Keywords: send cash!
Summary: I WON!

As a fearless leader of a crew of 8 who won the Orccon'86 3-D AD&D ENCOUNTER
competition, I will accept the congratulations and monetary donations
at the above address...

Seriously, tho'... Folks, I ***HATE*** D&D and AD&D. But, as always in
any gaming system, a group of good players and a good DM make even the
worst system playable. Even D&D.

The 3-D D&D is not a new idea. 3-D Castle has been a regular installment
in Southern California gaming Conventions for over 3 years. This year
there were 3-D Castle ( a 6-7 level castle with a 2 level dungeon ),
2 3-D Encounter boards ( surface and 1 underground level), and the dreaded
3-D MONSTER MASH - a 12 hour marathon( a VERY long bridge to a heavily
defended castle, over 50 players, 1,000,000 exp. or gp. equipped characters,
anything goes!) in wich only 6 out of over 50(?) players got inside the
castle gates after 10 hours of combat -- just to get skewered by the
castle inhabitants.... Urgh!..

If you have NEVER played  a 3-D game (no matter what system) -- you missed
half the fun of gaming. It is the best marriage of the miniature combat
with role playing...

.... And I won!
                                        Oleg Kiselev.