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Message: <blockquote data-quote="lyle.spade" data-source="post: 7736341" data-attributes="member: 30042">I played four whole sessions of 2e, and didn't really like it. I'd played the heck out of 1e, and when 3e came out I was excited, and very happy with it. I thought the revisions to 3.5 were excellent, and our group enjoyed several years of really great play, mostly in Eberron. I did start to tire of the crunch and rules creep, though, and what seemed like a need for a database to keep track of all the Feats and Prestige Classes.I tried 4e and wanted to like it...and after about a year accepted that I really, really did not.This is where we made the switch to PF, and enjoyed many years of great play...until rules bloat crept in again, and hitting 10th level became the bane of my GM existence. 5e's taken over for it, and I've been very happy with it.All that said...I think this is great. The hobby, small as it may be, is enjoying a renaissance at least and perhaps a whole new age at best. More, good systems, within reason, is a good thing. And how many of us steal things from one system to create house rules in another? I'm looking forward to this and I think the three modes makes sense, and the three actions in a round also makes sense - create a flexible economy of choice within a round instead of trying to define everything in advance.Good stuff.</blockquote>