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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 6040011" data-attributes="member: 52734">I loved 2E.&nbsp; I actually managed to get something published for it in Dungeon Magazine (#78, Winter Tapestry).&nbsp; I used all the supplements I could get my hands on it for my game, except perhaps the Player's Option books (though I did use some of Combat and Tactics)Somewhere within the first 90 days of playing 3E, I remember uttering &quot;I'll never play 2E again.&quot;However, last year I played a 2E version of Ravenloft for Halloween and it got me longing to break out my 2E books and give it a go again.&nbsp; Both 3(.5E/Pathfinder) have some great components, but so does 2E.&nbsp; I think 2E allows you to build and play a little faster, but 3E is a little less wonky/uneven and has more options that allow you to mechanically back up character options you take.I do hate, however, what the charop boards did to the mentality around the 3E game.&nbsp; I'd have hated to see what D&amp;D would have become if they existed in earlier versions of the game.I think, in the end, I lean more towards 3E being my favorite.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 6040011, member: 52734"] I loved 2E. I actually managed to get something published for it in Dungeon Magazine (#78, Winter Tapestry). I used all the supplements I could get my hands on it for my game, except perhaps the Player's Option books (though I did use some of Combat and Tactics) Somewhere within the first 90 days of playing 3E, I remember uttering "I'll never play 2E again." However, last year I played a 2E version of Ravenloft for Halloween and it got me longing to break out my 2E books and give it a go again. Both 3(.5E/Pathfinder) have some great components, but so does 2E. I think 2E allows you to build and play a little faster, but 3E is a little less wonky/uneven and has more options that allow you to mechanically back up character options you take. I do hate, however, what the charop boards did to the mentality around the 3E game. I'd have hated to see what D&D would have become if they existed in earlier versions of the game. I think, in the end, I lean more towards 3E being my favorite. [/QUOTE]

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