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<blockquote data-quote="Evilhalfling" data-source="post: 3018940" data-attributes="member: 16991">Im still playing in my 1st,&nbsp; 3rd ed world.&nbsp; I could not refit the previous one to 3rd, too many old assumptions were overturned.&nbsp; This world has had 6 different campaigns.&nbsp; The total passage of time as been 8 years in game, so the changes have been realtivly minor between games. Logic and continuity is a must, but some rules change &quot;off screen&quot; especially if the current players were never exposed to the facts.&nbsp; For 3.5 we changed to another contient, and after a 3 year break (oddly both in RL and in game) We returned to an older party, adapting them completely to the 3.5 rules.&nbsp;&nbsp; 2. I have the bad habit of stating out too many NPCs.&nbsp; Most of the time the stats arn't used, and just give me an idea of what there capabilities are.&nbsp; If&nbsp; I need use them again, I frequently have to update them new levels, only in one or two cases have I changed what I already decided.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evilhalfling, post: 3018940, member: 16991"] Im still playing in my 1st, 3rd ed world. I could not refit the previous one to 3rd, too many old assumptions were overturned. This world has had 6 different campaigns. The total passage of time as been 8 years in game, so the changes have been realtivly minor between games. Logic and continuity is a must, but some rules change "off screen" especially if the current players were never exposed to the facts. For 3.5 we changed to another contient, and after a 3 year break (oddly both in RL and in game) We returned to an older party, adapting them completely to the 3.5 rules. 2. I have the bad habit of stating out too many NPCs. Most of the time the stats arn't used, and just give me an idea of what there capabilities are. If I need use them again, I frequently have to update them new levels, only in one or two cases have I changed what I already decided. [/QUOTE]

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