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| Welknair:
--- Quote from: Fizzles on July 12, 2010, 11:43:18 AM ---Sounds like 3.5 but it was a few years ago. --- End quote --- Then it was prolly 3.5 as it is the older version. It's a lot of fun if you're patient enough to learn the rules. |
| Fizzles:
We got through a room with a mirror that killed you but then weren't patient enough to learn the shop-system. |
| Welknair:
--- Quote from: Fizzles on July 12, 2010, 02:35:33 PM ---weren't patient enough to learn the shop-system. --- End quote --- Shop system? You look in the player's handbook to see the list of gear, with the appropriate stats and prices. You say the players took X hours looking for the item then you just subtract the gold and add the item. |
| Allath:
3.5 for the win. 4.0 reminds me too much of WoW, everything is bunched together... Good for beginners I guess :P |
| Welknair:
--- Quote from: Allath on July 13, 2010, 04:15:09 AM ---3.5 for the win. 4.0 reminds me too much of WoW, everything is bunched together... Good for beginners I guess :P --- End quote --- Well yeah. My view is that 4.0 is easier to learn, but for those of us who have been playing since earlier versions, it's not quite as "classic" as 3.5 is. I still can play both, though the only 4.0 books I have are the monster manual I and the Player's Handbook. For 3.5 I have: Player's Handbook Dungeon Master's Guide Monster Manual Monster Manual II Monster Manual III Planar Handbook Manual of the Planes Draconimicon Races of the Dragon Heroes of Battle Complete Arcane Complete Adventurer Complete Warrior Complete Divine Player's Handbook II Spell Compendium Magic Item Compendium Deities and Demigods Epic Level Handbook Psionics Handbook |
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