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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Charlaquin" data-source="post: 8389568" data-attributes="member: 6779196">I loved it! As a kid slightly younger than the target audience, I would see my friends’ older siblings carrying them around and it made them look like some kind of ancient tomes containing all the secret knowledge about this mysterious and fascinating world I would overhear them talking about every day at recess. Every time I got a chance to peek at a few pages of one was like a forbidden glimpse into a world of magic and wonder I wasn’t old enough to get to play in yet.I found 3.5e unnecessarily complex and cumbersome when I finally got a chance to try it years later. But luckily for me 4e came out not too long after that and was much more to my liking. But I adore 3e’s aesthetic, which to this day has a powerful influence on my conception of D&D.</blockquote>