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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dormammu" data-source="post: 7974596" data-attributes="member: 28738">2E: Getting repetitive by now, but yes it’s the campaign settings. Top 3 most interesting to me are Dark Sun, Birthright, Spelljammer (#1-#3 in that order).3E: Tough for me because it lost the best part of 2E (settings) and ratcheted up the worst part of it.The splat book technology of 2E went crazy in 3E and all the options created the in-depth CharOp movement, which ruins D&D for me. Ironically, for being light on settings, maybe the best part is Eberron. Though it’s too gonzo for my tastes, I admire the execution involved in incorporating everything from D&D no matter what.Those are the only two editions that didn’t work for me.</blockquote>