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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KirayaTiDrekan" data-source="post: 6357261" data-attributes="member: 6755061">In order of preference...1. 5th Edition - I like the lower numbers, I like the feel, I like that I already have a dozen ideas on how to tinker with it, I like that I already have a dozen ideas on building worlds around it.2. BECMI - Nostalgia leads me here, but also for the simplicity factor and ease of tinkering.3. 3.5 - The ultimate tinkering and world building edition for me.4. AD&D 2nd Edition - Another nostalgia fueled choice here.  If I could find a way to hybrid 2E's range of character choices with BECMI's rules, I'd play that forever.5. AD&D 1st Edition - I never played this the first time around and have only recently familiarized myself with it, so it doesn't get the nostalgia boost that other older editions get.6. 4th Edition - Ok to play, not fun to DM for me.  7. OD&D - I just recently read through this and couldn't wrap my head around how to play it.If I were to count Pathfinder, it would sit between 5E and BECMI as it mostly fills the same niche for me as 3.5 but is currently supported.</blockquote>