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Just reprinting 3.5 edition, no BFD.
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Aug 1, 2013 1:59 PM
Jawneh
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TorikoTheGourmetHunter
SO MUCH MANGA.
IamRola4Real
Manga = <3
Fulup
HA ! Neeeeerds !
MonsieurChortles
Honestly, Paizo's Pathfinder is really good. In fact, it's still compatible with most 3.5 books and it's prettier.
BandannaNinja
Going to play me some of that today, and as a hardcore 3.5 fan I love Pathfinder.
nuclearnurse
Love me some 3.5! I have the leather bound books and still use them in place of the edition which shall not be named.
Jawneh
There is something magical about finding what you need when sifting through a book, instead of a PDF.
ThisIsFrigglish
...why?
HaluumTheMad
4th edition was a nuclear trainwreck of a mess so bad even godzilla would snub his nose and it and go elsewhere to stomp around.
Jawneh
Cause 4th edition was an utter disgrace? Maybe they lack faith in 5th edition? I'm not really sure... But it's 50 dollars a book.
ThisIsFrigglish
4th was a cool replacement for MageKnight. And yeah, sounds like about what RPG books cost.
nuclearnurse
Also, why would I toss aside my $1000+ collection of 3.x, d20, etc books?
Jawneh
Why would you spend 1,000 dollars on those books when you could just download the PDFs? Table top gamers are not a wealthy breed.
nuclearnurse
This table top gamer was single and in the Navy, lots of spare cash, also why I wear a Rolex nowadays. Books are more satisfying than PDFs
Jawneh
Agreed. Not about the Rolex, why wear a Rolex when you can ask a friend to check the time on their phone?
quade
3.x is still the biggest selling version of D&D. They're trying to keep people from switching to Pathfinder.
xbaggej
Too late. Lol.
Duraxis
And failing, because Pathfinder is the One True RPG
Jawneh
Personally, I find it more exciting to combine them. Why separate them? It's under an open game license and they are easily made compatible.
TisNagim
I agree combining is best, pathfinder fixed so many problems, and 3.5 has all the best expansions and editions (ToB:BoNS fan myself)
Jawneh
Exactly, I like the fluidity Pathfinder introduced, but there are some classes in D&D 3.5 that I just love. Like Warmage or Scout.
Duraxis
That is very true, but I kinda like how Pathfinder doesn't require like 50 books for additional rules and classes
Jawneh
That's why online SRD databases are so handy. They have a search function and everything! Like magic!
Duraxis
True, but I like to own the books, and I just gave up on all the 3.x books