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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 3584468" data-attributes="member: 10177">If he switches to Castles and Crusades is &quot;stuff&quot; will still be useable, and most likely used. I refer to my 3E books a few times per month. For monsters, or a feat I want to adapt, or a rule I want to adapt from 3E to clarify things in my C&amp;C game.C&amp;C makes every edition of D&amp;D you own useable again, or still (in the case of 3E). C&amp;C isn't about quiting playing D&amp;D, its about making every edition/version of D&amp;D useable, and as easy or as complicated as you want.So when I switched to C&amp;C my 150+ 3E books remained viable, and my 100's of books, etc... of all the older editions of D&amp;D became viable again.Do you have any idea how much fun I had running the &quot;Against the Giants&quot; series for my kids? How easy it was to do since all I had to do was convert the AC and use the HD as their to hit bonus and save modifier?C&amp;C is just a simpler way to play D&amp;D, and use any D&amp;D book you own as a reference for more monsters, magic items, and house rules you want to adopt.Not to mention easily convert old and new modules.C&amp;C isn't about quitting any version of D&amp;D, unless that is what you want to do. Its about being able to play any version of D&amp;D via a mechanic (the SIEGE engine) that unifies the various versions of the game.C&amp;C is not the enemy of anyone who plays D&amp;D. Its a simpler and liberating way to play the game we all love, and still use every book we have ever bought, if we want to.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 3584468, member: 10177"] If he switches to Castles and Crusades is "stuff" will still be useable, and most likely used. I refer to my 3E books a few times per month. For monsters, or a feat I want to adapt, or a rule I want to adapt from 3E to clarify things in my C&C game. C&C makes every edition of D&D you own useable again, or still (in the case of 3E). C&C isn't about quiting playing D&D, its about making every edition/version of D&D useable, and as easy or as complicated as you want. So when I switched to C&C my 150+ 3E books remained viable, and my 100's of books, etc... of all the older editions of D&D became viable again. Do you have any idea how much fun I had running the "Against the Giants" series for my kids? How easy it was to do since all I had to do was convert the AC and use the HD as their to hit bonus and save modifier? C&C is just a simpler way to play D&D, and use any D&D book you own as a reference for more monsters, magic items, and house rules you want to adopt. Not to mention easily convert old and new modules. C&C isn't about quitting any version of D&D, unless that is what you want to do. Its about being able to play any version of D&D via a mechanic (the SIEGE engine) that unifies the various versions of the game. C&C is not the enemy of anyone who plays D&D. Its a simpler and liberating way to play the game we all love, and still use every book we have ever bought, if we want to. [/QUOTE]

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