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Do I even need to say it? ;)

I think it says an awful lot about D&D 3E when there are gamers who wouldn't want to play 3.5E without some kind of computer support. And you guys wonder why I like OD&D so much. ;)

If it makes you feel any better, not all D&D "Dark Elves" are black-skinned. Classic D&D 's Mystara setting has no Drow in it, but the subterranean Shadow Elves were all white skinned just like you'd expect. Also, they were a bit more three-dimensional in the sense that while they were enemies...

Ditto to everything jonrog1 already said, and then some. I'm already looking forward to the supplements you mentioned, and I hope that we'll see a 3E adaptation at some point -- "The Custom Fantasy Hero" maybe? In the meantime, please, keep up the good work! :D

I know you don't want me to answer that question. :p

I'm already saving up my acorns for the limited edition: BESM D20 DELUXE LIMITED EDITION HARDCOVER A Core Rulebook Releasing April 2003 ISBN 1-894938-02-X #02-699, 144 pages (approx.), $59.95 US/$89.95 CAN MSRP For some, only the best will do and BESM d20 Deluxe Limited Edition doesn't hold...

Well, the last "Creature Crucible" for OD&D was "Night Howlers", which effectively made lycanthropes multi-class characters. (For instance, you could be a Fighter 6/Werewolf 5.) As with other monster classes in OD&D, as the character levelled up he or she got access to more of the creature's...

Nutkinland? Now there's a cesspool to avoid. It was an intesting fringe group at one time, but the board has been taken over by walking egos chestbeating and grandstanding. Isn't that right, Psion? ;)

Got any links for us?

The D&D Rules Cyclopedia! A "basic" version of the 3E rules like other users have already suggested, with everything you really need to play and/or run the game -- classes, spells, monsters, magic items, campaign info, etc. -- all in one hardback book.

Someone should wash your mouth out with SOAP, man. ;)

Now that'd be a first for EN World... :rolleyes:

So either you are a furry, you hate furries, or you don't know what they are...? Where's the option for people who aren't furries but don't really care about 'em one way or another?

Well if anybody here was waiting to run a d20 F.A.T.A.L. campaign, now's your chance... :rolleyes:

People who haven't bought D&D books yet and don't already own a MM, maybe? ;)

Doc, your post just brought a tear to my beady-little eye. Just last night I was flipping through my OD&D Rules Cyclopedia and thinking how much fun I used to have playing "basic" D&D... and now I'm thinking maybe it's time I started having fun again!

And if there is any justice in this world at all, Mongoose will hire Vincent N. Darlage to write it! http://fyrestryke.com/adilbrand/conan.htm

You might want to check this thread out, evildmguy: http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?threadid=32032 Some pretty good mini-reviews over there!

Yep, you buy powers, skills, feats, everything in M&M with power points, and you earn more through adventuring much like XP. The number of points that you've actually spent on your character determines what level you are (e.g. a character built on 150 pts is considered 10th level).

Weird War 2 had a very good spontaneous system, in which you could cast any spell that you know but you must make a Spellcraft check vs. a DC of 15 + (spell level x 2) to cast it successfully, and you'll take (3 x spell level) in fatigue points each time you attempt to cast any spell regardless.