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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Luce" data-source="post: 4534645" data-attributes="member: 29760">I like 2ed the best. Part of it might be that it was my first exposure in D&D, but I believe it is also its "plug-and-play" rule modularity(there are a lot of subsystems and variants, but those are not integrated in the system); great settings(Planescape, Dark Suns ...); as well as general feel of heroism without loosing sence of danger (to give example from an official adventure (Ex Keraptis Cum Amore dun 77  8-12l adventures have a chance to defeat 25l suel lich, but still have to be careful about gas spores)  My initial disappointment with 3rd edition stemmed from trying to convert my existing campaign and getting frustrated with the differences of feel, especially how monster power scale was rearranged and magic becoming too assessable for my tastes. Once I started a new campaign I realized that 3ed especially with 3rd party products is also very good. From what I have seen 4ed seem interesting game, but for the time being I feel no reason to try it. When the latest edition was announced, I took my old game books and started to plan that Planescape campaign I have always wanted to run.</blockquote>