The Poll

[thecasualoblivion]

There can be only one.

 

[DaveMage]

Heh. I'm sure you'll get complaints about the lack of ability to select multiple answers, but I like the poll.

Choose your FAVORITE!

If you abstain, you're a wimp!

 

[Leatherhead]

Heh. I'm sure you'll get complaints about the lack of ability to select multiple answers, but I like the poll.

Choose your FAVORITE!

If you abstain, you're a wimp!

Oh, I thought it was for our least favorite.

Or perhaps the one we played last week.

Maybe even the one that would behead the others if armed with a sword?

 

[Fallen Seraph]

*Sneaks in and votes and runs away screaming hair on fire*

*Dumps water on head and votes again*

 

[thecasualoblivion]

*Dumps water on head and votes again*

You've discovered the secret.

 

[Dyson Logos]

I assume the question that is missing is "Which RPG would you wish on your worst enemy"

 

[thecasualoblivion]

Yay! Old school gets a vote.

 

[Fifth Element]

I think this is what you call a false quadchotomy. I select all of them, because they're all, well, you know...

 

[kenmarable]

I really enjoy both 3.5 and 4e - 3.5 is really the epitome of traditional/classic D&D for me, and 4e by breaking many of those traditions is a more balanced and solid game - in my opinion of course and fully acknowledging that those are subjective statements.

But if I have to pick only one, I have to go with 3.5. The tipping point for is the licensing. With the OGL vs the GSL, there's no comparison. The OGL encourages a much broader, experimental, and sustainable third party community. As much as I love WotC products, I love Wotc + third party more and 3.5 offers more of that than 4e.

 

[Sonny]

I think this is what you call a false quadchotomy. I select all of them, because they're all, well, you know...

Pretty much what I was thinking. I love D&D and all it's nerdy little children and friends.