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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Darrin Drader" data-source="post: 4022296" data-attributes="member: 7394">For me its a breeze running 3.5, provided that the thing is already prepared. On the other hand, preparing for 3.5 ahead of time can be a real chore because of the interconnectedness of everything in the game. I remember when 3.0 came out and I was surprised that monsters had feats. OK, no big deal. Wait, soon after that I had to design monsters with feats, and they had to make sense with the monster concept I was working with. Skills you say? Hold on, there's a whole different progression for each type of monster? Really its not so bad, so long as you have a good random character generator, stick to the monsters from the PHB (or add levels to them using said random character generator), and don't add templates. But I want to add templates!So if 4E makes that easier like they say, then I might buy the core books, maybe do a little bit of design work for it to get to know the ins and outs of the system, and then once the collection has built up to a serviceable point, then switch. But that's a big maybe because I still have so mucch cool 3.5 stuff I'd like to use first.</blockquote>