Massively.com giveaway: Dungeons and Dragons Online giveaway

Roll for initiative! The highly under-appreciated Dungeons and Dragons Online is always moving forward with new and interesting content, and recent weeks has seen all-new attack rolls on that front. They just recently released all-new high end content, an all new starting zone for incoming players, and a strong creation guide for working up a new character. Turbine has generously offered up half a dozen game time cards for the game, allowing players a full month of playtime. Each are worth about $15, making this giveaway worth $90 in total.

All you have to do to enter is leave a comment on this post telling us whether you've ever played D&D. Whether on the tabletop, in DDO, in one of the classic PC games, or in one of the more recent console games there have been plenty of chances to roll that d20. You'll need to comment before 7:00 AM EST Saturday, November 8th. You can only enter once per person, and after the contest closes we'll ship out thes fantastic prize to 6 randomly-selected winners. Give us at least a week to ship out this massive pile of swag, though. To win you must be age 18 or up and a resident of the US or Canada (excluding Quebec). For full eligibility details, we suggest you read our official rules. Good luck!

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I've played DDO a little bit. I imagine it would be a lot of fun if you found a regular group of friends to play it with.

While I can't profess to having the most D&D experience, I have had my fair share with the tabletop game, since 3rd edition. Currently doing a 4th edition game every other week. Also played the Baldur's Gate games and Neverwinter Nights. Good times. Played some D&D Online during and after beta. Good game but I didn't have the income to support another MMO at the time. This would be awesome and give me a chance to check out all the new features, especially the monk.

Olayed 2nd edtion 3rd and 3.5. Loved the bioware games

Tabletop D&D began for me in high school, but moving away to college made it difficult to continue. During and after college, I found solace in Neverwinter Nights until finally I found that DDO was being launched. Since then, DDO has been my main source for DnD.

@Snorii - DDO is even better with a regular group of friends. Guilds are a great way to play the game with the people you enjoy being with.

Played back in the days of the Red Box. Yeah, I'm old.

Pen & paper, and various electronic versions. I played DDO in beta and release, but it never really grabbed me. I've been interested in checking it out again, but not really interested in paying for it.

I would play the game if I won! I have been meaning to check it out. Maybe this will be my time.

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I love DDO, I think it is a very high quality MMO like the original Asheron's Call. I played other D&D games before this one but DDO allows another level of interaction and regular new content that makes it the best electronic D&D game available.

This would be a perfect gift for my son as he is a huge fan and player of D&D...Christmas is right around the corner and this would make his day. I enjoy him playing the games with a group of older adults next door because I know that he stays out of trouble. He has fun and his imagination swores. Please count me in for your giveaway...this would be a remarkable win for me and an awesomely cool gift for my son (who is 15)...

Thanks a million, Barb :)

Yep, I've played some 4.0 tabletop D&D before. DDO is great fun!

Oh, yeah. I've played D&D in various forms for something like 18 years. I've played most of the computer iterations, too. In fact, I'm going to visit some friends tonight to continue our adventures in Paizo's excellent Rise of the Runelords Adventure Path. Also, I am an avid DDO player. I love me some d20s!

I play DDO!

And you should too.

I used to play DDO but it was rough solo in the early days. Hear it is better now and would be interested in finding out.

Some of my favorite memories are playing with my friends.

I started in '84 when AD&D was on the shelves, still have my basic set with the dice and the crayon in it. Played Pools of Radiance the first month it was out on my Commodore 64. Then Curse of the Azure Bonds, and now DDO.

Yup, I started with Basic Edition, then Expert, then Advanced. I skipped over AD&D 2.0 and jumped right to 3.0. We partially adopped some 3.5 rules but never moved to it and will never move to 4.0, its a piece of junk. I've been playing DDO for about 2 years, and its great fun, if you haven't played or haven't played recently, now's the time!

Been playing in one form or another for 15+ years. Started out in live action as a teenager, moved onto tabletop around age 20. Played dnd online for awhile when it came out, and am back to playing tabletop now every other Sunday :)

Only PC games.

First played D&D 2nd edition while in middle school. Moved onto 3.0/3.5 when it was released but reluctant to welcome it with open arms. Just recently purchased the 3 core books for 4.0 and have only played a very brief game of it at the local brick and mortar shop.

I've also played nearly every D&D based PC game that there is to date.

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