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<blockquote data-quote="Aberzanzorax" data-source="post: 5725024" data-attributes="member: 64209">I'd buy it, read it over, and take it on a test drive.&nbsp;I actually thought I was fully converted to pathfinder, but I'm actually on the cusp of restarting my Midnight Campaign in it's glorious 3e variant rules.&nbsp;I think it might not fragment the base as much as people might think. If anything, I'd consider (assuming it was close enough to 3e and to pathfinder) buying and using supplements for any of these (3.0, 3.5, pathfinder, WotC 3.75). &nbsp;&nbsp;I don't think it's necessarily a good idea based upon your original point (the sales of the 3.5 phb), though whether it may or may not be a good idea is not what I'm discussing right here. I think that the sales of 3.5 are due to people who are happy with it, want to use the materials they already own, and see no need to convert to, say, pathfinder.&nbsp;&nbsp;So, in my opinion, while 3.75 from Wizards might not be a bad idea, I'd be surprised if the people who are currently buying the 3.5 books would be the primary market for it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aberzanzorax, post: 5725024, member: 64209"] I'd buy it, read it over, and take it on a test drive. I actually thought I was fully converted to pathfinder, but I'm actually on the cusp of restarting my Midnight Campaign in it's glorious 3e variant rules. I think it might not fragment the base as much as people might think. If anything, I'd consider (assuming it was close enough to 3e and to pathfinder) buying and using supplements for any of these (3.0, 3.5, pathfinder, WotC 3.75). I don't think it's necessarily a good idea based upon your original point (the sales of the 3.5 phb), though whether it may or may not be a good idea is not what I'm discussing right here. I think that the sales of 3.5 are due to people who are happy with it, want to use the materials they already own, and see no need to convert to, say, pathfinder. So, in my opinion, while 3.75 from Wizards might not be a bad idea, I'd be surprised if the people who are currently buying the 3.5 books would be the primary market for it. [/QUOTE]

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