D&D 3.5 Reprints in September?

Trance-Zg · May 1, 2012

I would buy it if they were compilation books.

That is

1st book:
PHB with all 3,5 (official, rebalanced) classes with alternate class features included in it and ALL 3,5(official, rebalanced feats). no spells.

2nd book: DMG, with DMG 2 included and stronghold build book.

3rd book: spell compendium with all 3,5 spells included(no spells in PHB).

4th book: complete compendium of official 3,5 prestige classes(promg DMG, PHB2, complete series, etc...).

that is all...

talok55 · May 1, 2012

I would be so tempted to buy those books you just mentioned, and I'm not even currently playing any 3.5.

Warunsun · May 1, 2012

rkwoodard said:
I agree with this, Pathfinder and even the later 3.5 is too different, not bad just different.

Indeed. I agree wholehearted that the core of v3.5 was amazing and playable. Everyone enjoys a few expansion books. But my later issues with v3.5 are that it had far too many expansion books and just like in the later half of Second Edition things started to get screwy.

My group eventually switched to Fourth Edition (it had been out for over a year when we did switch) largely to get free of the many crazy ideas presented in some of the later expansion books for v3.5. It was actually quite refreshing to play 4E in that the material was much more scarce and more controlled. Overall which edition was better? I am not sure. I did really enjoy the early Third Edition era but I also like the simplicity of fourth edition combat rules compared to what was available by the end of v3.5.

I hope that fifth edition will have less books than v3.5 and keep the basic combat rules very simple. It is a big desire of mine to see the 7 main races and 12 or so main classes supported fully from the start with less "cool bonus rules of the month" crap. Expansion books later on could add new classes and races and hopefully don't completely rewrite the content of the Player's Handbook like was done in both v3.5 and 4E.

SkidAce · May 11, 2012

They provided the errata for free download.

El Mahdi · May 12, 2012

Ummm...yeah... @fizagul44 ...what SkidAce said.

They're available here.

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SkidAce · May 12, 2012

I feel so sullied.

frankthedm · May 22, 2012

SkidAce said:
They provided the errata for free download.

Except the last update was $26.95 + tax.

_NewbieDM_ · Jun 25, 2012

The books are coming

See here...

Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Official Home Page - Article (3.5 Edition Reprints)

Warunsun · Jun 25, 2012

_NewbieDM_ said:
See here...
Dungeons & Dragons Roleplaying Game Official Home Page - Article (3.5 Edition Reprints)

Indeed! It was real! Wait until they announce Provolone: The Advanced Chef RPG where you can role-playing out sessions of Iron Chef or BBQ Pitmasters!