Baron Opal
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I voted for Eberron as it helped me facillitate a Dune style game.
Cool. . . how so?Baron Opal said:I voted for Eberron as it helped me facillitate a Dune style game.
Felix said:3rd Edition Player's Handbook.
It represented such a huge shift towards consistency, balance and thoroughness from 2nd edition that every product afterwards became derivative. Other books reached greater heights, but they stood on the strong, strong shoulders of the 3e PHB.
Harneloot said:ANYONE who doesn't vote Ptolus has simply never really read the Big Brick nor played a campaign within the city.
TerraDave said:With 285 votes...
Ptolus (MP) 21.40%
Eberron Campaign Setting (WotC) 17.19%
Unearthed Arcana (WotC) 12.98%
Player's Handbook II (WotC) 8.42%
Midnight (FF) 7.02%
Draconomicon (WotC) 5.61%
A Magical Medieval Society: Western Europe (XRP) 5.26%
Pathfinder: Rise of the Runelords (Pz) 5.26%
Magic Item Compendium (WotC) 4.21%
Spell Compendium (WotC) 4.21%
Tome of Horrors I (rev.) (NG) 4.21%
Complete Book of Eldritch Might (MP) 2.11%
A big change in the rankings! It interesting, in the other polls, after a couple hundred votes, things started to settled down. That doesn't seem to be the case here.
I guess because they are mainly crunchy add-on books. It's something you use often, hence they were going strong in the last polls. But now, in such a small selection, good crunch isn't enough. Good crunch + flexibility + flavour wins here. And UA, Eberron, and Ptolus offer that wide range of appeal. And Ptolus is incredibly shiny - it's the D&D equivalent of bling.TerraDave said:Unearthed has been strong in all these polls, but some products: PHB II, CBoEM, MIC, that did well earlier not so much now. Good but not great?