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<blockquote data-quote="Maggan" data-source="post: 1848717" data-attributes="member: 6616">WAR and Sweet EDIT: and Lockwood!I like the art of Wayne Reynold and Justin Sweet. And a lot of the other art as well. EDIT: And Todd Lockwood, of course!I like the Basic Set.I like that they dropped &quot;Advanced&quot; from the name (weird but true, I never did like the marriage of &quot;advanced&quot; to &quot;dungeons&amp;dragons&quot;. Didn't sound right to me).I like the cover design of the PH, DMG and MM.I like WotC's support on the web page.I like the Forgotten Realms graphic design. And the actual content as well!And I like a lot of other stuff related to mechanics, eg what you roll is what you hit, high roll is good roll, unified XP table, the 3 saves, the idea of AoO, level-advancement the same for all with no cap, skills, and feats.My favourite book of the three core books is the DMG 3.5.And I love EN World being a part of the development of the whole thing!Cheers!Maggan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maggan, post: 1848717, member: 6616"] [b]WAR and Sweet EDIT: and Lockwood![/b] I like the art of Wayne Reynold and Justin Sweet. And a lot of the other art as well. EDIT: And Todd Lockwood, of course! I like the Basic Set. I like that they dropped "Advanced" from the name (weird but true, I never did like the marriage of "advanced" to "dungeons&dragons". Didn't sound right to me). I like the cover design of the PH, DMG and MM. I like WotC's support on the web page. I like the Forgotten Realms graphic design. And the actual content as well! And I like a lot of other stuff related to mechanics, eg what you roll is what you hit, high roll is good roll, unified XP table, the 3 saves, the idea of AoO, level-advancement the same for all with no cap, skills, and feats. My favourite book of the three core books is the DMG 3.5. And I love EN World being a part of the development of the whole thing! Cheers! Maggan [/QUOTE]

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