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In 1e characters in our game leveled (and still do) about the same rate as they do in 3e/PF up until around 10th or so. We put all the magic item/treasure XP into a pot to split among the party along with monster/adventure XP. I like the level limits and don't think they are dumb at all.

We just use the spells, level limits, few races, and weapon specialization (for fighters only).

We do as well but we use increased XP (usually double) to bypass it. It helps to also use the higher limits from UA and we use these limits as default even if the PC does not have higher score. I don't think its a bad rule (level limits) and we like level limits.

For 1e we did (and do) use the level limits but the ones in UA not the PHB. Sometimes we have allowed folks to rise above the limits with divine (big time, not from a 9th level spell) wishes or just double xp. Case by case.

I can take a 5 min jaunt to Half Price books and get 1e/2e core books easy. Or ebay of course.... I had the 4e PHB but traded it for some AD&D stuff earlier in the year. :) Everyone in my game group has always had the AD&D books, even when we played 4e.

This is pretty sweet

Warhammer 40k.... :) Must have it.

1st Edition AD&D Pathfinder Other: Dark Heresy

Leveling in 1e is pretty close to 3e if you actually give xp for gp and magic items. But, its hard to tell especially if you run your own stuff and don't use modules. Most XP comes from the loot though.

Congrats on taking things too serious. Besides I like the binding on the DMG as well.

I like the binding on the 4e phb.

That would be me and 6 other gamers I play with....none since.

I would buy 1e/2e PRINT products....nothing else interests me. I already have all the pdfs of 1e/2e anyway and I don't use them. I still would rather have actual new books instead of having to ebay/used book store scavenge hunts.

Using Pathfinder rules in FR.....

ICv2 - Top 5 RPGs--Q2 2011 1 Pathfinder 2 Dungeons & Dragons 3 Dark Heresy/Rogue Trader/Deathwatch 4 Dragon Age 5 Shadowrun

We don't use either. We use a Chessex battle mat with a thin sheet of Plexi glass over it. Same mat since the early 90's and it still looks brand new. We have replaced the Plexi 4 times over the years, and each time its cheap. You can use wet erase on the plexi I guess, but we just use grease...

Our process: 1) Cast Speak with Dead: "Do you want to come back to the land of the living." 2) If the answer is yes, then they will come back. Whatever it takes, and if they cannot afford the required spell then its an opportunity for a Quest (the Cleric needs some special herb for his soup...

That's actually a very interesting little twist that I would like to try out. Right now we only make those casting a spell declare ahead of time, but we are always open to try new things.

I felt a great disturbance, as if thousands of nerds suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly outraged. I fear something wonderful has happened.

Yes our AD&D combats, even at high level are fast and furious (most of the time).