D&D 3E/3.5 Breaking Out 3E Again

[Zardnaar]

Not exactly my favourite edition but I liked the books. We're playing Princes of the Apocalypse and one player is pawing through my 3.0 FRCS. Another took the noble background and out came the 3.5 Waterdeep book to tie his noble house to the plot hook of rescuing the Waterdeep noble lady.

Thinking of setting the timeline back to 1373 as well as I liked the 3E timeline and have most of the FR books in dead tree format. Spellplague what Spellplague?

 

[Satyrn]

Oh. I came in here to scream

"don't do eeet!"

But you're not actually playing 3e. Phew.

 

[Sunseeker]

I'm not exactly sure what there is to discuss here?

 

[pukunui]

Not exactly my favourite edition but I liked the books. We're playing Princes of the Apocalypse and one player is pawing through my 3.0 FRCS. Another took the noble background and out came the 3.5 Waterdeep book to tie his noble house to the plot hook of rescuing the Waterdeep noble lady.

That's to be expected, since the 5e FR books are so light on detail.

 

[Satyrn]

I'm not exactly sure what there is to discuss here?

Someone always says that in the first couple replies of a Zardnaar thread, yet they always seem to last a dozen pages.

 

[Sunseeker]

Someone always says that in the first couple replies of a Zardnaar thread, yet they always seem to last a dozen pages.

Well we could just talk about how there's nothing to talk about.

 

[Xeviat]

I use a lot of the fluff books. The Hero's of Series, deities and demigods, manual of the planes ...


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[Zardnaar]

Someone always says that in the first couple replies of a Zardnaar thread, yet they always seem to last a dozen pages.

Its a gift.

 

[Zardnaar]

Oh. I came in here to scream

"don't do eeet!"

But you're not actually playing 3e. Phew.

3E is great to read almost one of the best D&D's
Actually playing it again well thats something else.

 

[Mistwell]

Er...are you saying you're adapting a 5e adventure to 3e rules?