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Message: <blockquote data-quote="johnsemlak" data-source="post: 1704833" data-attributes="member: 7233">I think the problem with this idea is this:If you really want to play one of classic settings (Planescape, or Mystara, AlQuadim, Birthright, etc), you can.Just aquire the OoP materials (ebay and <a href="http://www.rpg.now" target="_blank">www.rpg.now</a> are two options), and apply 3e rules to them. Also, all the popular classics settings have sites devoted to updating the settings to 3e.  That, combined with relavent books and Dragon/Dungoen articles (e.g. the Dark Sun stuff in the Mags combined with the ExPsHb; or MotP/Plhb for Planescape).Bottom line--anyone who really wants to play the settings can.Sure, in theory, some poeple would love to have a 3e-update book, but would anyone outside the settings' (relatively small) hardcore fan base be interested in buying it?One answer to this question might be to see how the 3rd edition version of Dragonlance did last year.Now, I pray to Pelor that I'm wrong.  I'd love a Full color hardback 3.5 book of Mystara, and Greyhawk.</blockquote>