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Originally Posted by Katsunami
Heh. I'm just old enough to remember TSR before they were bought by Wizards of the Coast, who were bought by Hasbro. I was introduced to AD&D through Baldur's Gate which still is one of my favorite games ever; actually, I'm in the middle of another playthrough. Maybe I'll check out the old Ravenloft and Greyhawk novels some day, if they're available in eBook format.
Oh, and while 2nd Edition Forgotten Realms is my favorite, I can also handle 3rd an 3.5 Edition fine. (It's only a restructure of the rules). The changes in 4th Edition were so vast that the Forgotten Realms essentially got rebooted. I detest 4th Edition.
But to be honest, that's for a different thread.
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*Waves cane at these kids on the lawn*
Blue-book D&D. Before the word "Advanced" was attached to it. Followed by pink-box D&D. I gave up on it entirely before 2nd edition AD&D was published. Read the Dragonlance novels as they first came out.
I wasn't into wargaming, so I always thought of it as TSR, but I had friends who knew it as Tactical Studies Research.