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<blockquote data-quote="Shadeydm" data-source="post: 5983257" data-attributes="member: 44243">I definetly enjoyed DMing AD&amp;D more than any other edition and ran my best and longest lasting campaigns using those rules. We used most of the rules including weapon speed which I felt did a decent job of adding incentive to using smaller faster weapons. We did skip weapons vs armor though. The wizard was never &quot;quadratic&quot;. I still did some DMing when 3.x came along but it started feeling alot more like work. I play 4E and have been doing so since its release however its a system that seems to cater almost exclusivly to the super heroes with super powers playstyle (a perfectly legit style) which isn't something I can warm up to running. So while 3.x made DMing more difficult 4E is the edition that retired me from the seat behind the screen.What excites me the most about DDN is the idea of customizing my own D&amp;D Linux kernel cherry picking the innovations I like best from previous editions and ignoring the unappealing ones.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shadeydm, post: 5983257, member: 44243"] I definetly enjoyed DMing AD&D more than any other edition and ran my best and longest lasting campaigns using those rules. We used most of the rules including weapon speed which I felt did a decent job of adding incentive to using smaller faster weapons. We did skip weapons vs armor though. The wizard was never "quadratic". I still did some DMing when 3.x came along but it started feeling alot more like work. I play 4E and have been doing so since its release however its a system that seems to cater almost exclusivly to the super heroes with super powers playstyle (a perfectly legit style) which isn't something I can warm up to running. So while 3.x made DMing more difficult 4E is the edition that retired me from the seat behind the screen. What excites me the most about DDN is the idea of customizing my own D&D Linux kernel cherry picking the innovations I like best from previous editions and ignoring the unappealing ones. [/QUOTE]

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