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Cool, Spell Treasury is also $5 :).

At the moment, jedi are combat monsters and not much else. They don't have any skill points left for anything but force uses, which makes them useless in certain types of game. I agree that it's kind of boring. I heard that the reduction to only five classes is more or less an organizational...

They will be gone from the Saga Edition, too.

Heh, too true. The sad thing is that the system has been jury-rigged now for years. I like the Jedi Counseling that tries to save the tech specialist (bolding for emphasis mine): Q: My players and I have some problems with the tech specialist class. It has the lowest skill points of any heroic...

I like Star Wars d20 pretty much, because it's a very concise system. The body of rules is managable, and the classes don't have an extensive but very narrow set of weird ability combinations coming with them. This said, the SW d20 has a few balance problems. And I'm not really a fan of how the...

I see your reasoning, but that would be a boring award scene what I think you suggest. It looks like you propose giving all awards to D&D, perhaps with the occasional Exalted in between and perhaps a "New Game of the Year" award, like the one for Serenity. In principle, awards like that would be...

That's May 22.

Yes, those two are the best. I also liked the Dungeonscape book. I have nearly all of the others, but they are not that memorable.

I'm thinking about selling some books, because I might have to move soon. The only thing that keeps me from doing it is all the work that is involved. I'm not sure whether the few bucks I might get for the stuff justify the effort.

Just wait till your GM has a bit of fun when your group meets one :).

Unlike last year, now I have the feeling that the mood is right for a new edition. The comments on new WotC products are more and more lackluster, typical for fringe offerings. In addition, the rules get unwieldy and, in part, incompatible. One way to tackle this is to publish a Rules...

Well, the base rules are available free for download at wizards.com. They are called the d20 SRD. As you said: Add-ons and variants are just that, optional. No. You bought a book. That's the wonderful effect as having the concept of "rules" divided from the concept of "physical object you pay...

Heh. While I'm happy when a company gives out errata, it's a rare occasion. And some of those books filled with gibber jabber are nowadays legendary. Though those are not from WotC. Don't get me wrong. I also think it would be nice if there was something like an entitlement to perfection...

The elves in my setting use a multi-storey homegarden agroforestry system similar to a kibanja.

You should have got an elite wife and some elite kids ;). I hope that the The Pleasure Prison of the B'thuvian Demon Whore is something for you. It's for elite DMs only :).

I guess it's the janitor. Someone has to sweep that dungeon after all.

Actually, some homebrew. I just want to give the system a spin :).

For me, 2e is all about the settings. I guess you will find the fans somewhere on boards about those settings.

I use mostly this board and the rpg.net one. They are both excellent in their specific fields. From time to time, I go to the Necro or Malhavoc (AU/AE) boards, but that's not very often the case.

You get errata for free on this page. What you are talking about are not errata but rules changes. It's D&D 3.75, if you so want. Edit: Of course, I didn't vote. The poll doesn't present a sensible option.