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<blockquote data-quote="woodelf" data-source="post: 2330106" data-attributes="member: 10201">D&amp;d3E PH &amp; DMG? Nope. Precisely because i don't enjoy reading them--bad organization, bad writing, bad layout.But, big fat rulebooks that i consider readable? I'll read the whole thing. I read all of the AD&amp;D1&amp;2 PHs &amp; DMGs, not to mention all the Complete... books that i bought, and a whole ton of other rules supplements (like Wilderness Survival Guide) cover-to-cover. I read all of Arcana Unearthed except the spell descriptions--pretty much in order, cover-to-cover. I can't remember for certain, but i think i read Aria cover-to-cover before i ran it. Sometimes a rulebook just sucks me in, it's so well written, and i read it cover-to-cover instead of skimming. Ars Magica 3 was like this--i even read the game fiction. Generally, even in books that i otherwise read in their entirety, i don't even glance at any game fiction. So any part of the game that is conveyed only there, and not in the &quot;real&quot; sections, will be completely unknown to me.If, for some reason, i were going to run a D&amp;D3E game, i'd probably read the core books cover-to-cover first.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="woodelf, post: 2330106, member: 10201"] D&d3E PH & DMG? Nope. Precisely because i don't enjoy reading them--bad organization, bad writing, bad layout. But, big fat rulebooks that i consider readable? I'll read the whole thing. I read all of the AD&D1&2 PHs & DMGs, not to mention all the Complete... books that i bought, and a whole ton of other rules supplements (like Wilderness Survival Guide) cover-to-cover. I read all of Arcana Unearthed except the spell descriptions--pretty much in order, cover-to-cover. I can't remember for certain, but i think i read Aria cover-to-cover before i ran it. Sometimes a rulebook just sucks me in, it's so well written, and i read it cover-to-cover instead of skimming. Ars Magica 3 was like this--i even read the game fiction. Generally, even in books that i otherwise read in their entirety, i don't even glance at any game fiction. So any part of the game that is conveyed only there, and not in the "real" sections, will be completely unknown to me. If, for some reason, i were going to run a D&D3E game, i'd probably read the core books cover-to-cover first. [/QUOTE]

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