If you mean the Revised BESM d20 and the BESM d20: Stingy Gamer Edition (compatible with 3.5e rules) ... it would be 3.5e material.Sado said:Can anyone tell me what's in the Revised Edition that's not in the Stingy Gamer edition? Is it worth the extra $20?
Pagan priest said:I don't know if it has been corrected yet, but there was a printing error in the BESM D20 Revised book that ended up leaving most of the unrevised material in there. GoO has been unbelievably great in dealing with this error, and had offered to buy back the misprinted books... and when have you ever heard of a gaming co. doing that?
For more details, and more up to date info, I'd say go to the GoO web site.
I dunno, whisper_jeff. I like d20 Mecha ruleset as a separate entity to be used in any d20/OGL games, not just BESM d20. But I'm guessing that your company decided NOT to release a corrected printing of d20 Mecha Handbook anytime soon. That would be unfeasible.whisper_jeff said:And, as to the original post, the main differences between revised and stingy are that revised has additional errata (very minor typos and minor rules things), a 16 page section of new, optional rules (nothing that is required - rules that can enhance your game, if you wanted to use them), and the mecha creation rules from d20 Mecha. Stingy, on the flip side, has no art, a very tight layout, and a very low price tag - $10. Do I think that the revised edition is worth the extra $20? Yes. Sure, I work for the company so you'd expect me to say that, but I do think it is worth the extra money. Heck, d20 Mecha is $20 so consider it paying $20 extra for d20 Mecha and getting a hardcover and artwork/better layout for free.Seriously, I would buy the revised edition, if I was buying the rules set. If, however, you just want the rules, don't care about mecha, and don't mine a tighter layout, then it's hard to argue with $10...