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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tlantl" data-source="post: 5327615" data-attributes="member: 55225">It were a sad, sad day when I looked at the 3rd edition assassin. I have half a dozen 1e assassins in my archives. These were my most favorite characters. Now I never use the class ( or any other prestige classes for that matter ). In a lot of ways 3e and beyond has ruined the sport, er, game. My group and I never really changed over from 1e to 2e since we felt the rules changes were made to make the game more kid friendly during a time when AD&D had a less than stellar reputation. I mean why call a devil something other than a devil? And why invent names no one could even really pronounce. From our perspective the 2nd edition was a watered down version of the 1st.I do miss all the fun we had running around murdering people because we could. I miss the old bard too, mostly because we had to work so hard to earn the bardic abilities. five levels each in fighter and thief at the minimum was work to achieve, but at least we got to start over from 0 xp.</blockquote>