The big list of buzzwords and phrases that people use to demean 3e.

[Piratecat]

Be aware that it's considered rude to use most of these here; likewise, we don't tolerate "Worst" or "Wurst Edition" for First Edition AD&D.

 

[Hand of Evil]

Pulp-o-cious!

 

[MerricB]

Be aware that it's considered rude to use most of these here; likewise, we don't tolerate "Worst" or "Wurst Edition" for First Edition AD&D.

You missed "Wirst Edition", PKitty. Never used it before, though, and likely never again, since I don't believe it. Or in insulting people because they prefer different games than myself.

Cheers!

 

[Testament]

"Final D&D" is one I've heard.

Grud, as an Anime fan, Anime-ish probably PO's this man more than any other term on that list.

 

[FireLance]

Wilderrogue

I always thought it was Wilderninja.

 

[Dark Jezter]

There's also "suckened edition", but that's 2e, not 3e.

Anyways, here are a few more:

rule playign game
way to liniar
over comlicated,and simplist at the same time
too many strick rules

 

[aurance]

There's also "suckened edition", but that's 2e, not 3e.

Anyways, here are a few more:

rule playign game
way to liniar
over comlicated,and simplist at the same time
too many strick rules

Awesome.

 

[Pants]

It's because the paladin can summon his mount a few hours per day.

"Horsey I choose you !"

Poof, horse appear.

Hey, Wizards can do that too.
"Celestial Badger, I choose you!"
"Fiendish Hawk, I choose you!"


And I'd like to think that I'm the one that legitimized the 'suckend edition' term, if only because of the utterly terrible sense of nauseating pride it would give me.

 

[Ourph]

Some that I've run across (but seldom use )

Deductibles & Divisors 3.0
Wreckers of the Coast
Has-broken
The edition which shall not be named (as opposed to She who shall not be named)

and of course "pale imitation of the real thing".

 

[dead]

Farce Edition
Fart Edition
Fowl Edition

All for 4th Edition, of course.