Dragonsfoot is an online association of fans of 1st Ed AD&D who look down on all other versions of D&D/AD&D as inferior. This website is notorious in the RPG community for its members extreme hatred of all other games, especially newer editons of D&D, story games, and anything by a certain cigar smoking fellow.

This site claims to be old school, but the vast majority of its members reject the DIY origins of the game. A K&K Alehouse contingent often dictates the banning of DIY members. It is notorious for many Internet Flame Wars. The Knights & Knaves Alehouse anti-DIY view is the chosen “ONE TRUE WAY TO PLAY” and characterizes the extreme hatred for Arneson & Gygax style of play. In keeping with this they ban the most creative people from the site and the people who present facts or tell inconvenient truths.

They all agree that “shape-shifting dragon-angle hybrid assassin/paladins” and the players that choose them are scum. That of course is correct, such things are scum.

This site does have a huge amount of fan made gaming materials available for download. The forum has some good material if you can wade through all the vitriol. The Workshop is also good.

Dragonsfoot members freely admit, Dragonsfoot is like a gay bar. Not surprising for an unfriendly echo chamber..

What about the OSR(Old School Renaissance). Dragonsfoot only supports the LGBTQP+ supporting ones. See the SWORD DREAM movement.
Dragonsfoot is a great place for free fan made gaming materials, but not to join in discussions.
by Dragonsfoot Member Since 2002 December 9, 2019
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Dragonsfoot is an online association of fans of 1st Ed AD&D, the group as a whole look down on all other versions of D&D/AD&D(2nd ED AD&D, OD&D, Classic D&D). The website is notorious in the RPG community for its members extreme hatred of the more recent editions of D&D (3.xE-4E-5E) and its current publishers Wizards of the Coast.

This site claims to be old school, but the vast majority of its members reject the DIY origins of the game. A few members from K & K Alehouse can dictate the banning of members that they do not like. It is notorious for the many internet flame wars that have resulted from the majorities refusal to allow any views that deviate from the "ONE TRUE WAY TO PLAY" which is the anti-DIY view imported from Knights & Knaves Alehouse. This anti-DIY view is characterized by extreme hatred of the Arneson & Gygax style of play. This faux "ONE TRUE WAY TO PLAY" is anti-DIY & anti-old school. They ban the most creative people from the site.

There is no "ONE TRUE WAY TO PLAY"; however, it should be noted that DIY is the original intended type of play for which the Original Dungeons & Dragons was designed to facilitate.

There is "ONE TRUE GAME" and that is the Original Dungeons & Dragons.

The truth and the facts can get you banned. It is a very unfriendly echo chamber and the only good thing is the huge amount of fan made gaming materials available for download.

Dragonsfoot members freely admit, Dragonsfoot is like a gay bar.
Dragonsfoot is a great place to go to get free fan made gaming materials. It is not a good place to discuss real old school DIY gaming.
by Dragonsfoot Member Since 2002 December 7, 2019
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An online association of older pencil & paper RPG fans, specifically fans of Advanced Dungeons and Dragons, and other 1980's TSR games, and modern derivatives of such games. The website is somewhat notorious in the RPG community for many of it's members extreme dislike/hatred of the more recent editions of Dungeons and Dragons (3.x-4th) and it's current publishers Wizards of the Coast. It' also notorious for the many internet flame wars that have resulted from it's members rather conservative views on the game, and the debates over the current and older rules.
Sean: "Hey guys, is there any place I can go and get resources for 1st and 2nd edition AD&D?"

Rob: "Sure, go visit Dragonsfoot, it's the place where all the older fans assemble."
by nonamenoslogan May 23, 2008
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When you are walking barefoot on something painful (gravel, hot coals, broken glass, lego) and you curl your feet up like talons while flapping your arms and screeching to help accelerate you out of the danger zone.
I could have avoided this dragonsfoot if I'd remembered to wear shoes.
by Scumquat July 14, 2016
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