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<blockquote data-quote="GeorgeFields" data-source="post: 3058283" data-attributes="member: 12618">GREAT advice. I like it. I'm having a similar problem in that I'm getting burned out on D&amp;D 3.x. I'm really interested in trying True20 or Dungeons &amp; Zombies. C&amp;C has peaked interest, but I haven't seen anything on it other than it's similar to 1e. Reading some of these posts makes me think twice on that.Can somebody link me to something detailed about C&amp;C?I used to be a D&amp;D-only player. I was convinced to try a different game for a change of pace and LOVED it. The more I've been trying other games, the less I want to play D&amp;D, but it isn't because D&amp;D is a bad game. It's my own personal tastes changing. I have a hard time even looking through my D&amp;D books these days. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f641.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":(" title="Frown&nbsp; &nbsp; :("&nbsp; data-smilie="3"data-shortname=":(" />One of my player's &quot;doesn't want to shell out money for a BUNCH OF NEW BOOKS!&quot;. I understood that at the time. My opinion on that has changed because I play two different games now for which I own NO books. The person running the game is the only one that has the books. Whenever players want to improved by spending XP, he meets with them on an off-game night so no game time is lost.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GeorgeFields, post: 3058283, member: 12618"] GREAT advice. I like it. I'm having a similar problem in that I'm getting burned out on D&D 3.x. I'm really interested in trying True20 or Dungeons & Zombies. C&C has peaked interest, but I haven't seen anything on it other than it's similar to 1e. Reading some of these posts makes me think twice on that. Can somebody link me to something detailed about C&C? I used to be a D&D-only player. I was convinced to try a different game for a change of pace and LOVED it. The more I've been trying other games, the less I want to play D&D, but it isn't because D&D is a bad game. It's my own personal tastes changing. I have a hard time even looking through my D&D books these days. :( One of my player's "doesn't want to shell out money for a BUNCH OF NEW BOOKS!". I understood that at the time. My opinion on that has changed because I play two different games now for which I own NO books. The person running the game is the only one that has the books. Whenever players want to improved by spending XP, he meets with them on an off-game night so no game time is lost. [/QUOTE]

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