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<blockquote data-quote="Istar" data-source="post: 5682688" data-attributes="member: 80713">We were just set in away and didnt want to change so we just stuck with advanced dungeons and dragons as we were comfortable with it.&nbsp;We did look at the new versions but they kept changing the game so we didnt bother.&nbsp;Even if they go to 5e we will probably stick with 4e as it took us so long to get used to it, as it is vastly more complicated.&nbsp;What is interesting, is that we knew the old 2e Monster Manuals allmost by heart and knew exactly what enenmy would bring to the table.&nbsp;The fun of 4e is that I have absolutely no idea what weird powers the enemy is going to throw up so its quite exciting, from rats stealing valuable surges to stinking festering Duergar shooting wads of their beards at us and sending globlets of puking fumes at us in burst attacks.&nbsp;Its Hilarious.&nbsp;At low levels we found Dogs in particular were incredibly tough and still scares teh party at 5th level.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Istar, post: 5682688, member: 80713"] We were just set in away and didnt want to change so we just stuck with advanced dungeons and dragons as we were comfortable with it. We did look at the new versions but they kept changing the game so we didnt bother. Even if they go to 5e we will probably stick with 4e as it took us so long to get used to it, as it is vastly more complicated. What is interesting, is that we knew the old 2e Monster Manuals allmost by heart and knew exactly what enenmy would bring to the table. The fun of 4e is that I have absolutely no idea what weird powers the enemy is going to throw up so its quite exciting, from rats stealing valuable surges to stinking festering Duergar shooting wads of their beards at us and sending globlets of puking fumes at us in burst attacks. Its Hilarious. At low levels we found Dogs in particular were incredibly tough and still scares teh party at 5th level. [/QUOTE]

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