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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Woas" data-source="post: 1607982" data-attributes="member: 16317">I have some questions if you don't mind.To start, I will mention that I have no knowledge of the Kingdoms of Kalamar Campaign setting.First question is: Is there a 3.5 compatible version of Kingdoms of Kalamar out? I've only been playing D&D for a little over a year. Basically that means that I started about 3 months before 3.5e Revised came out. I was a player in a 3e game for about those three (more like 2) months, then 3.5e came out and I really started to get gung-ho about D&D and bought the books. Thus, all my books are of the latest editions.Second: I've read all the previous posts. What I have become the most interested in KoK about is the phrase "based on realism" I keep reading. How is KoK based on "realism"? How isn't any other campaign setting based on realism? Is this not a "fantasy" game?Third: This kind of relates to the first question about being 3.5 compatible. I believe I read in a previous post that KoK uses the 3 Core D&D books as the 'rules' of the game. The actually Campaign Book is mainly Fluff, back-story and information for a DM or Player to create a better world. Not world specific rules, classes races and feats (i.e.: Crunch). Maybe I'm imagining this. Could you tell me how true this is? I have become very attached to the Core books, and do not like the idea of buying new "Campaign setting Handbooks" (i.e.: Forgotten Realms). I guess I'll leave it with those three for now. I thank you in advance for any answers and help you can give me.</blockquote>

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