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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 5008047" data-attributes="member: 10177">That's why I don't run Pathfinder. Its still too much like 3E, overly complicated.Labyrinth Lord will be a lot of fun, just like the older editions of D&amp;D are still fun to play. I know, I have played them all over the last year. Running Hackmaster Basic right now too, and Castles and Crusades is still my favorite system. I firmly believe &quot;simple is better&quot;. I want to PLAY when I am at the gaming table, not spend a lot of time looking up rules clarifications.So I buy Pathfinder primarily because its awesome material that is very well presented. I may get to play it one day, but in the mean time I get to use what I really like in my C&amp;C games, which is why I like C&amp;C. I get to use my stuff, and it stays easy.You will be able to do the same with Labyrinth Lord, just to a significantly lesser extent, with more decisions to make about how to do it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 5008047, member: 10177"] That's why I don't run Pathfinder. Its still too much like 3E, overly complicated. Labyrinth Lord will be a lot of fun, just like the older editions of D&D are still fun to play. I know, I have played them all over the last year. Running Hackmaster Basic right now too, and Castles and Crusades is still my favorite system. I firmly believe "simple is better". I want to PLAY when I am at the gaming table, not spend a lot of time looking up rules clarifications. So I buy Pathfinder primarily because its awesome material that is very well presented. I may get to play it one day, but in the mean time I get to use what I really like in my C&C games, which is why I like C&C. I get to use my stuff, and it stays easy. You will be able to do the same with Labyrinth Lord, just to a significantly lesser extent, with more decisions to make about how to do it. [/QUOTE]

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