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3.5 PHBII was amazing. Had a lot of good content like the duskblade, spaheshift druid variant, fun spells for all classes and great high level feats. I find it an essential release. But content aside, I can see how the name can confuse some. Some might think it's a sequel, or an updated PHB...

For that price I was expecting the entire set is made from lab grown sapphires, not just a speck in place of the 20....

There are two video games I can think of that uses OGL. Pathfinder: Kingmaker based off well, Pathfinder, and one currently in development, Realms Beyond: Ashes of the Fallen (that one is 3.5 surprisedly)

I use the app on my phone 100% of the time. Polls don't seem to be supported though I'm guessing.

I'd love to get another map (mine's somewhere in a box, need to dig it out). 3.0 FR map is just perfect. :)

The fact spells don't auto-scale with caster level like they did in 3.5 and spellcasters get far less spell slots than in previous editions, allowing more concentration spells active at once or removing the limitation altogether won't blow up the game. You'll be fine. I like concentration (I...

It is better, but only just. It doesn't inspire me but I've never been an Eberron fan anyways, so I'm not in the target market. However, the previous cover of a cosplaying Angelina Jolie as an elf, bootleg Pikachu and rejected Halo concept art had a certain charm to it. [emoji14]

Planescape, and lots of it. A proper FR campaign setting book. Make more MTG campaign settings first being Kamigawa, but don't give snippets of one small section and a filler adventure like they did with Ravnica. Go the whole nine yards. Pump out a little bit more player facing splat books...

And who is who?

Yep, I have the same preferences. I found 5e largely too loosey goosey for my tastes. I feel lost on what to do next and there's very little guidance provided. It's too open. 3.5 and other crunchy games have a nice sturdy foundation. While some feel it's stifling, I like the how things are...

Magic Item Compendium for 3.5 assigned levels to magic items too, it's a handy reference to see at a glance how level appropriate the magic item is. I think for MIC it was based on gold piece value, and when the item might first appear in treasure hoards. Looks like PF2 is doing the same. I...

Numenera: Character creation felt flat and spending your very limited hp to be competent left a bad taste in my mouth. Just not my style. Mummy the Curse: you're at your most powerful at the start of the campaign, and as the campaign progresses you get weaker... That is deeply unsatisfying for...

My favorite edition is 3.5 and I absolutely love how the start of each chapter was just simple sketches related to the chapter on an old yellowing page. Gave it a cool "you're reading an ancient tome filled with knowledge" feel. Not to mention the sketches for all the weapons and armor and...

*yawn* oh well at least my wallet's happy.

-Pets and summons -monster templates -proper supplements that that aren't a mish mash of random stuff thrown together like 5e books tend to be. -actual campaign setting books -spells and magic item compendiums -incarnum -Prestige classes -more base classes -psionics -manual of the...

Meh, the only thing that even peaked my interest is the Essentials starter set (not sure why they used Essentials again but whatever) and only because of the 1 on 1 variant rules. I'd like to see how that works and if it's something that can be used for all levels of play. :)

Nope. For some reason it doesn't interest me. I much prefer Glass Cannon podcast and their live streams even though I don't play Pathfinder. :)

Thank you. :) I never had a DM mentor. I read a lot of advice here and on rpg.net. And of course learn by my mistakes and try to improve and from other RPGs. :) No, 3e was my first time DMing. It's funny you mentioned nothing like that was in the rules back then in 3e, because I could've sworn...