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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 9012341" data-attributes="member: 4534">I was looking at things from a rules perspective, but since others have mentioned it, I'll say settings.  In my opinion, WotC has done a terrible job with settings in 5th edition whereas 2nd edition was a kind of golden age.  A few months back Barnes & Noble had a 1/2 off sale on on games, including D&D books/boxed sets, and I was seriously thinking about picking Spelljammer up.  But since they didn't have rules for ship-to-ship encounters and it wasn't much on setting I decided to skip it even at half price.  AD&D 2nd edition certainly had its duds, I'm looking at you, Maztica, but overall I think most of the setting material was of good quality. I'll fully admit that it's quite possible what I'm looking for in a setting book isn't what younger players are looking for.</blockquote>