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Message: <blockquote data-quote="UniversalMonster" data-source="post: 1293231" data-attributes="member: 1034">Prior to D&D 3 I was a huge fan of Earthdawn. And before that Torg. I still own (nearly) complete collections of both lines. Recently, when I sacrificed a few pieces of my RPG collection to the Ebay Tiki, I put my Earthdawn and Torg stuff aside in a nice safe trunk (along with Mage: The Sorcerer's Crusade, another fave). I still like it. It's still cool. I sold off plenty of 2nd edition AD&D stuff, including some precious Planescape stuff I knew I'd never use again, but I kept Earthdawn, Torg and Mage: Sorcerer's Crusade. So I guess I have to admit to liking those. None of it compares to D&D 3, though! I just upgraded to 3.5 and I have to say that post-2000 I've had a much more consistent gaming lifestyle- at least one fantasy campaign a year, sometimes 2 or three since then. Prior to D&D 3rd I spent plenty of time training players on a rules system or explaining Barsaive for a few weeks. Most campaigns never even get a kickoff. Before D&D 3 I spent plenty of time talking about RPGs, not much time actually playing them.</blockquote>