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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 2916232" data-attributes="member: 10177">I used to play 1E modules in basic and basic in 1E (Sabre River being my favorite), but trust me C&amp;C is the easiest to do every edition, especially 3rd. Now if you never moved on to 3rd then C&amp;C probably isn't nearly as useful to you. C&amp;C is the best &quot;universal&quot; system that I am aware of. I often describe C&amp;C as the &quot;one ring&quot; of the D&amp;D editions.Now I have been reading through these other systems mentioned, particularly the free ones, and they could all be &quot;tweaked&quot; into working with every edition, some easier than others, so my only problem with most of them is either I don't like how ambiguous the mechanics are, it is to heavy on the illustrative/roleplay feel, and ultimately, why should I look for another system to convert to a universal system when one already exists?So, as I always am, I would be happy to play in most of these systems as long as the DM knows how to create a fun game, but when it comes to DMing the only system I am going to use is C&amp;C.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 2916232, member: 10177"] I used to play 1E modules in basic and basic in 1E (Sabre River being my favorite), but trust me C&C is the easiest to do every edition, especially 3rd. Now if you never moved on to 3rd then C&C probably isn't nearly as useful to you. C&C is the best "universal" system that I am aware of. I often describe C&C as the "one ring" of the D&D editions. Now I have been reading through these other systems mentioned, particularly the free ones, and they could all be "tweaked" into working with every edition, some easier than others, so my only problem with most of them is either I don't like how ambiguous the mechanics are, it is to heavy on the illustrative/roleplay feel, and ultimately, why should I look for another system to convert to a universal system when one already exists? So, as I always am, I would be happy to play in most of these systems as long as the DM knows how to create a fun game, but when it comes to DMing the only system I am going to use is C&C. [/QUOTE]

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