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What are you going to do with all your 3.x stuff?
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The_Warlock
Explorer
My campaign of 13 years ends sometime in the next month or so as they finally reach it's final confrontation.
After that, I'll do what I've always done, use what I like from everything I've bought to inform further campaigns regardless of edition.
But I'm not going to 4th. I'm swinging into True20 & Omni System territory. Since they are based on 3.x, everything I have from 3rd Edition is still useful in many mechanical ways.
So, I don't have any crap, it's all useful. In fact, I have so many books of so many editions, and from some other systems, that I really won't even need to buy any rules oriented material again.
Thus, I'll be playing with it, and referencing it, and other.
After that, I'll do what I've always done, use what I like from everything I've bought to inform further campaigns regardless of edition.
But I'm not going to 4th. I'm swinging into True20 & Omni System territory. Since they are based on 3.x, everything I have from 3rd Edition is still useful in many mechanical ways.
So, I don't have any crap, it's all useful. In fact, I have so many books of so many editions, and from some other systems, that I really won't even need to buy any rules oriented material again.
Thus, I'll be playing with it, and referencing it, and other.
Definitely keep it. And use it. 3.5e is a great game just like 4e will likely be.
And there were dozens of fantastic products for 3e/3.5e that I wouldn't dream of throwing away. I certainly wouldn't reference them as 'crap'.
If you posted a list of stuff, I'm sure loads of people would recommend what's worth keeping.
Pinotage
And there were dozens of fantastic products for 3e/3.5e that I wouldn't dream of throwing away. I certainly wouldn't reference them as 'crap'.
If you posted a list of stuff, I'm sure loads of people would recommend what's worth keeping.
Pinotage
GrayIguana
First Post
Long way to go
Next summer is quite a way off for me. Even though I'm excited about 4e, I know I won't have time to read a new set of rules and be ready to play immediately.
Yet, when I do, my 3e stuff will go right next to all my 1st, and 2nd edition stuff, stored away safely.
Next summer is quite a way off for me. Even though I'm excited about 4e, I know I won't have time to read a new set of rules and be ready to play immediately.
Yet, when I do, my 3e stuff will go right next to all my 1st, and 2nd edition stuff, stored away safely.
Dog Moon
Adventurer
Didn't buy many books. Guess I left all that to another person in the group. The books that I bought were ones I could take ideas from, so a new edition changes some of the crunch, but I can still use all the books if I wanted or merely glance through them occasionally and enjoy them.
Alnag
First Post
I've sold DMG and MM already.
I will left PHB as a remembrance. I will left DMG 2 because I really like Robin Law's stuff and beucause it is timeless (or editionless). I will left Forgotten Realms CS, because it is nice setting and good book. I will keep Draconomicon, because I like dragons. I am not quite sure what to do with Unearthed Arcana. I will keep Expedition to Castle Ravenloft.
So that's all the stuff I have and that I've had. I bought just those titles I really liked (or extensively used) and I still like them. I am planning to do the same with 4e.
I will left PHB as a remembrance. I will left DMG 2 because I really like Robin Law's stuff and beucause it is timeless (or editionless). I will left Forgotten Realms CS, because it is nice setting and good book. I will keep Draconomicon, because I like dragons. I am not quite sure what to do with Unearthed Arcana. I will keep Expedition to Castle Ravenloft.
So that's all the stuff I have and that I've had. I bought just those titles I really liked (or extensively used) and I still like them. I am planning to do the same with 4e.
Angel Tarragon
Dawn Dragon
I'l keep mine, thank you very much. I'm still working on my 3.5 homebrew, which I have pumped countless hours into. My books help to serve as inspiration and refrence material. Also, I have a good memory as to what is which book, and need access to them quite quickly, which is why I keep them within 2 steps of my computer.
3.5 will always be my game of choice, regardless of how many editions come after it. It is perfect for me, and though I am looking forward to what 4E brings, it is only because I plan to raid it for ideas for my 3.5 game.
3.5 will always be my game of choice, regardless of how many editions come after it. It is perfect for me, and though I am looking forward to what 4E brings, it is only because I plan to raid it for ideas for my 3.5 game.
