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<blockquote data-quote="brunswick" data-source="post: 4439528" data-attributes="member: 70189"><p>I think that a rift has developed to an extent alright in that all but one of my group will not try 4th Edition at all since they have invested so much into 3.0, 3.5.&nbsp; Having said that, I'm in the happy position that I am starting up a separate group for 4th Ed (on a Friday night every 2 months or so, meaning it wont clash with our regular Saturday game every three weeks).&nbsp; The Friday Group consists of two old gamer friends of mine and 4 relative newbies (including 2 women - been a while since I have had women in one of my groups - makes a nice change).&nbsp; So, the Saturday Group will still play - and love - the 3.5 Rules with the 3.5 Realms, and the new Friday Group will *hopefully* love the new rules set with the &quot;default&quot; campaign in the DMG.&nbsp; I like the 4th Ed rules as such but I dont want to mix them into our long-standing (20 yr) Realms game as I do not think they mix well.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="brunswick, post: 4439528, member: 70189"] I think that a rift has developed to an extent alright in that all but one of my group will not try 4th Edition at all since they have invested so much into 3.0, 3.5. Having said that, I'm in the happy position that I am starting up a separate group for 4th Ed (on a Friday night every 2 months or so, meaning it wont clash with our regular Saturday game every three weeks). The Friday Group consists of two old gamer friends of mine and 4 relative newbies (including 2 women - been a while since I have had women in one of my groups - makes a nice change). So, the Saturday Group will still play - and love - the 3.5 Rules with the 3.5 Realms, and the new Friday Group will *hopefully* love the new rules set with the "default" campaign in the DMG. I like the 4th Ed rules as such but I dont want to mix them into our long-standing (20 yr) Realms game as I do not think they mix well. [/QUOTE]

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