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zero for now, may buy PHB2

Top Ten Reasons I Love 3E 1. I love our core-only game. We have plenty of classes and races, and with multiclassing it there is even more. I love my single-classed gnome fighter. 2. I love spending my skill points when I go up a level. Sure, some places are automatic picks, but I...

Vote Homebrew for Arcana Unearth/Evolved system which is kind of Vancian (select a new palate each day) and kind of not (not fire and forget).

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I didn't include Star Wars Saga purchases, but I went for 100-200. I plan to get the Pathfinder Hardcover, Monte Cook's new adventure, and some targets of opportunity.

Might buy PHB2. Maybe. Checked $20-100. Could have checked $0 as well.

I care. In my experience, the longer a DM worked on his world or his campaign, more I enjoyed the game. But there seem to be two approaches D&D: The first approach is to assume that the rulebooks define the game and thus players must be able to play dragonborn because it is in the books and...

1E - 12th, not counting 18th level one-shot 2E - Don't recall, about 10th or so 3E - 18th, not counting 20th level one-shot

Option 6 in this poll is "No Change: Tried 4E, went back to earlier edition play". Is there some other option 6 you might be talking about?

Kill 2E. Never liked it. Boff 4E. Could be a fun fling. But I'd be dreaming of 3.x, to whom my true devotion lies.

To tell the truth, I almost quit ENWorld because it seemed so pro-4e that it was difficult to stay. Then, I discovered that there were only a few people that were causing this impression, and so I stayed and even started posting. As time goes by, my opinion has changed. What do others think...

First of all, I don't really accept the original posters notion, but for a second let's assume it is true. If fear/resistance to change is the motivation for the anti-4e crowd in edition wars, what is the motivation of the pro-4e crowd in those same wars? I've seem both sides start battles, it...

I voted "Yes! Bring it on beeyatch!" but what I really want it to be able to discuss anything game related at ENWorld. I want edition warriors to be able to post their stuff. I want to discuss the differences between editions without people screaming "Edition war! Shut this thread down now!"...

I'd say there were three: High School 1E D&D where everything was new & fresh because we just discovered D&D and roleplaying. Eventually ended because of college. Post-College Torg where everything was new & fresh again because of how different Torg is and how its setting and rules cover so...

Voted "Never tried 4E, all earlier edition play" but the most accurate description would be "bought and read 4e, ended 3e campaign, no D&D now, but when a new D&D game starts, it will be a previous edition". It remains to be seen when we will restart a D&D game as we have many other options...

If so, his 3.5 numbers are off.

6 classes (cleric, druid, magic-user, illusionist, paladin, ranger) for 60% Not all that up on 2e, but at least 5 classes (bard, ranger, wizard, cleric, paladin) for 56% if not more.

I just bought a new 3rd-party 3.5 source book, so there is a market of at least one.

How many people realize there is a real game under that joke? How many are willing to put up with the joke to get to that game? I found the joke ran thin quickly, but the game seems solid.

Read it, both versions. Dying to give it a try. I'm working on converting a campaign idea into the system, which would mean keeping the rule set but changing the setting. The system seems very flexible. Alas, the whole "first RPG ever" shtick probably puts some people off of the game. I...