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Message: <blockquote data-quote="haakon1" data-source="post: 9744516" data-attributes="member: 25619">Same for my groups. The parts we used were the Nonhuman Deities, rarely the polearms, rarely the birth and class tables, and some of the new spells and magic items.  I liked the cleric spell Ceremony, which made it to 5e 2014 as a Ritual, IIRC.It was cool that it aligned with the D&D Animated Show, which had Eric the Cavalier (the rich whiny kid with the magic shield), Diana the Acrobat (with the magic pole), Bobby the Barbarian (the little kid with Uni the Unicorn) ... in addition to 3 kids with normal AD&D classes.UA and OA (Oriental Adventures) were both transitional between 1e and 2e, but I got more use out of OA.Likely or not liking UA might be the first twinkling of what would eventually become the edition wars, but I think most people never used all of it, nor rejected all of it.</blockquote>