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They have changed that policy. You can buy the entire AoW path in PDF format.

Let's stick to the topic of Rules Compendium, please. Discussions about 4e and D&DI should move to the appropriate forums.

:confused: Well I guess that makes the task that much easier!

If you contact WotC's customer service, they typically ask you to mail the defective books to them and they will send you replacement copies.

Thanks for sharing this Chris. The more specific information we can glean about this book, the more I have to look forward to. Feel free to drop any specific juicy bits such as the number of rules you culled together or what some of your favorite inclusions are.

No, no. Thank YOU! :)

Hrmph, it looks like it done been archived. By the way, I created a spreadsheet of these with filters. It contains sheets for the general D&D and Eberron NPCs.

Actually, it's just Eyes of the Lich Queen and Forge of War. Dragons of Eberron comes out in October, and Stormreach will be released in the beginning of 2008, JSYK. That'll be it for 3.5 D&D. You could always tackle any Web Enhancements or articles on WotC's Eberron site, although I don't know...

I think the difference in setting flavor between the default setting and Eberron will be welcome. This allows for variety of playing styles rather than carbon copying and creating a setting that is no different than the default. Personally, despite my love for Eberron, I might use the default...

Any plans to update this list with recent releases?

The data set would be empty. This book won't have any character options. It's intent is to provide rules that are more geared toward adjudicating results of actions, effects, and environments.

Yep, that's pretty much it. If you're in IE and have MS Excel installed, you can right click on that list and Export to Excel. Excel will allow you to filter, sort, etc.

Yeah, I think I read somewhere that it's 1 rule per page, which can be a lot for approximately 150-something pages of actual rules content. Also, if you take out the examples that overstuffs most books, it seems fairly feasible. I also found out that it includes new skill uses, environment...

<threadjack> Regarding Red Hand of Doom, I've had an idea for a campaign setting using material from Dragon Magic, Races of the Dragon, and Draconomicon, and this module seems like it would be a good fit to segue from a traditional D&D campaign into one that uses that material. Either that or...

It does include errata.

I'm pretty excited about what 4e has to offer, but I have too much 3.5 material that I want to use and run as a DM to make the switch. I'm going to switch eventually, but for now I'll stick to v3.5. My interest in Rules Compendium is in the quick reference of such rules rather than hunt through...

Yeah, my list of 3.5 books to still purchase is as follows: -Complete Mage (just ordered) -Monster Manual IV (just ordered) -Dragons of Eberron -City of Stormreach -Red Hand of Doom (maybe) -Rules Compendium (maybe) I'm still debating over Monster Manual V and Complete Champion.

Ditto. By the way, it was announced a long time ago, well before 4e's announcement.

This has all been done in Dragon #329 (March 2005).

This should help get you started. http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/lists/feats