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<blockquote data-quote="Virgil Sagecaster" data-source="post: 1909241" data-attributes="member: 3045"><p>Have you notice the difference between the amount of content in 2nd Edition and 3rd (3.5) Edition products? For example, just take a look at the book &quot;Faiths and Avatars&quot; compared to the more recently produced &quot;Faiths and Patheons&quot;. Notice any differences?!? I do; for starters look at the price of the two books: 2ndE F&amp;A ($25.00) vs 3rdE F&amp;P ($32.95). Even though the F&amp;P book is hardback, my 2ndE F&amp;A has seen a good 8 years of gaming, it was published in 1996 ( It still looks good for its age!). Another noticable difference between the two is the colorful illustrations (F&amp;P is probably ten-times as better than F&amp;A in the department of presentabilty and pictures). But the pictures cant really provide gamers with more gaming material. I did notice that F&amp;P has more pages than F&amp;A (223 pgs vs. 191 pgs), but the 2ndE book was printed in a much smaller font thatn the present version of it. So, the final question is: What gives more gaming content for your dollar, 2nd or 3rd edition? All replies to this post are appreciated, it is our oppinon after all. Thanks and please respond!&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f60e.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":cool:" title="Cool&nbsp; &nbsp; :cool:"&nbsp; data-smilie="6"data-shortname=":cool:" /></p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Virgil Sagecaster, post: 1909241, member: 3045"] Have you notice the difference between the amount of content in 2nd Edition and 3rd (3.5) Edition products? For example, just take a look at the book "Faiths and Avatars" compared to the more recently produced "Faiths and Patheons". Notice any differences?!? I do; for starters look at the price of the two books: 2ndE F&A ($25.00) vs 3rdE F&P ($32.95). Even though the F&P book is hardback, my 2ndE F&A has seen a good 8 years of gaming, it was published in 1996 ( It still looks good for its age!). Another noticable difference between the two is the colorful illustrations (F&P is probably ten-times as better than F&A in the department of presentabilty and pictures). But the pictures cant really provide gamers with more gaming material. I did notice that F&P has more pages than F&A (223 pgs vs. 191 pgs), but the 2ndE book was printed in a much smaller font thatn the present version of it. So, the final question is: What gives more gaming content for your dollar, 2nd or 3rd edition? All replies to this post are appreciated, it is our oppinon after all. Thanks and please respond! :cool: [/QUOTE]

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