HOLY CRAP! Red box D&D

[guest509]

  I just found my redbox D&D set. No dice or anything, but the blue book companion is in there as well, the one with the horse and dragon on the front.

  Old dirty basements hold untold treasure.

[runequester]

Still my fave version of D&D bar none. One night, me and my two usual gaming buddies sat down, made a random (more or less) dungeon, 7 characters and played until they all died, in 3 hours or so. Can't beat that

[wire_hall_medic]

This was my start, and will always have a warm place in my heart.

http://the-lost-and-the-damned.664610.n2.nabble.com/TSR-s-DragonQuest-Adventure-Game-td5358897.html

[guest509]

  Those Dungeon Crawling box games are fantastic...they inspired me to make my own board and card games over the years.

-Jo

[ido]

Basic D&D is my favorite as well. The Rule Cyclopedia has been by my side throughout the development of Cardinal Quest and has been my main inspiration for the game:

[XLambda]

Oh man. I wish my basement was old enough to hold such treasures. 

[runequester]

One of my biggest regrets were clearing out a load of old RPGs, including Runequest 2, my copy of the Rules Cyclopedia, and old copies of the original versions of Stormbringer and Pendragon