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<blockquote data-quote="ShinHakkaider" data-source="post: 8119774" data-attributes="member: 9213">I've played every edition of Dungeons and Dragons except for 5E. I only played 4E enough to judge that I didn't care for it. My primary system for Fantasy is Pathfinder (1st and 2nd edition). I like the world and there are enough resources that I have at my disposal to support it. Forgotten Realms is not my favorite setting so that was another thing that made me not as invested in recent edition. &nbsp;But when I DID play D&amp;D, and I played ALOT OF IT from basic right on through to 3.5 it was the default TTRPG. IT was shorthand and everyone kinda knew what it was. There were plenty of available resources ESPECIALLY during the 3.5 era both first and 3rd party. My golden age of D&amp;D wasn't when&nbsp; I first started playing in the 80's it was during the &quot;glut&quot; of 3.5.&nbsp; There was a period where the wheat needed to be separated from the chaff but once the reliable publishers made themselves apparent (Green Ronin, Necromancer Games/Frog God, Malhavoc) it was fantastic. and all of It could be used with D&amp;D. So why did I play D&amp;D? Because when it was good it was GOOD.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ShinHakkaider, post: 8119774, member: 9213"] I've played every edition of Dungeons and Dragons except for 5E. I only played 4E enough to judge that I didn't care for it. My primary system for Fantasy is Pathfinder (1st and 2nd edition). I like the world and there are enough resources that I have at my disposal to support it. Forgotten Realms is not my favorite setting so that was another thing that made me not as invested in recent edition. But when I DID play D&D, and I played ALOT OF IT from basic right on through to 3.5 it was the default TTRPG. IT was shorthand and everyone kinda knew what it was. There were plenty of available resources ESPECIALLY during the 3.5 era both first and 3rd party. My golden age of D&D wasn't when I first started playing in the 80's it was during the "glut" of 3.5. There was a period where the wheat needed to be separated from the chaff but once the reliable publishers made themselves apparent (Green Ronin, Necromancer Games/Frog God, Malhavoc) it was fantastic. and all of It could be used with D&D. So why did I play D&D? Because when it was good it was GOOD. [/QUOTE]

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