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<blockquote data-quote="Stormtower" data-source="post: 4048708" data-attributes="member: 43631">I am slowly coming around to 4E... my &quot;Experience&quot; with the intro mods at DDXP will be a significant deciding factor for my final purchase/not purchase decision on 4E.Irregardless of whether 4E grabs me or not for organized (RPGA/LFR) play, my home games in Gaia's Dream, the World of Aereth (DCC world) and eventually Golarion/Pathfinder will remain 3.5E for the next half-dozen years at least.&nbsp; It is unlikely in the extreme that I will ever convert my homebrew stuff to 4e.&nbsp; I love 3.5E/OGL and it strikes a lovely balance, IMO, between gamist and simulationist tropes.&nbsp; It's the game that brought me back to D&amp;D and inspired many, many hours of excellent campaigns on the part of myself and my cohorts.Now, that doesn't mean I won't run 4E at home... but my goals with 4E now (assuming I like it enough to buy and run) are to extend my hobby towards whatever goal the RPGA/WotC are envisioning and act as an ambassador for the game by running and participating in RPGA games in Living Forgotten Realms.Perhaps I am susceptible to their marketing ploys, but one of the turning points for me, from &quot;4E no way!&quot; to &quot;4E perhaps&quot; was reading through Races &amp; Classes and Worlds &amp; Monsters.&nbsp; There's some great stuff in there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormtower, post: 4048708, member: 43631"] I am slowly coming around to 4E... my "Experience" with the intro mods at DDXP will be a significant deciding factor for my final purchase/not purchase decision on 4E. Irregardless of whether 4E grabs me or not for organized (RPGA/LFR) play, my home games in Gaia's Dream, the World of Aereth (DCC world) and eventually Golarion/Pathfinder will remain 3.5E for the next half-dozen years at least. It is unlikely in the extreme that I will ever convert my homebrew stuff to 4e. I love 3.5E/OGL and it strikes a lovely balance, IMO, between gamist and simulationist tropes. It's the game that brought me back to D&D and inspired many, many hours of excellent campaigns on the part of myself and my cohorts. Now, that doesn't mean I won't run 4E at home... but my goals with 4E now (assuming I like it enough to buy and run) are to extend my hobby towards whatever goal the RPGA/WotC are envisioning and act as an ambassador for the game by running and participating in RPGA games in Living Forgotten Realms. Perhaps I am susceptible to their marketing ploys, but one of the turning points for me, from "4E no way!" to "4E perhaps" was reading through Races & Classes and Worlds & Monsters. There's some great stuff in there. [/QUOTE]

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