belial418 wrote:When was 3.0 released--in 2000?So in the past 5 years all of that has been released and as we said--that isnt all of it! Also the Module list, which I really dont know how many there are either.
LloydBrown wrote:jkason wrote:Belial:. not including Kenzer & Co in the list, even though they have a licensed property with Kingdoms of Kalamar (my current favorite).[/i]Glad you like it. Welcome.
jkason wrote:Belial:. not including Kenzer & Co in the list, even though they have a licensed property with Kingdoms of Kalamar (my current favorite).[/i]
Ralf Toth wrote:LloydBrown wrote:Glad you like it. Welcome.I'm going to play a thief in an AD&D 2E Kalamar campaign soon. I think reading novels is a great way of getting a better understanding of the campaign world. Does anybody know, if there were any novels released for the Kalamar setting?
LloydBrown wrote:Glad you like it. Welcome.
beyerun wrote:I prefer the abstract realistic version that I grew up on.
Blackmoor wrote:3rd ed is easier to learn, has less inconsistancies and runs smoother, I have played them all and 3.0/3.5 rules
MrFilthyIke wrote:beyerun wrote:I prefer the abstract realistic version that I grew up on.
jkason wrote:LloydBrown wrote:Glad you like it. Welcome.Lloyd - Get off this forum and get back to freelancing! I need more product!** cracks whip **
iattackthedarkness wrote:It is interesting to think that somebody might want to learn to play D&D, but not have any friends around to show them. At first I laughed at the idea of a "D&D For Dummies" book. Then it occurred to me that if nobody had shown me how to play when I was young, then I would probably have a hard time grasping the rather abstract concepts presented in the rule books. Didn't we all have somebody show us?
iattackthedarkness wrote:It is interesting to think that somebody might want to learn to play D&D, but not have any friends around to show them.At first I laughed at the idea of a "D&D For Dummies" book. Then it occurred to me that if nobody had shown me how to play when I was young, then I would probably have a hard time grasping the rather abstract concepts presented in the rule books. Didn't we all have somebody show us?
harami2000 wrote::) *nods*. Certainly a valid point... And one that's very easy to be blasé about, from where we all stand now.
MrFilthyIke wrote:Then they bolted, and I bought Mr Mentzer's lil Red Box, taught myself, and it went downhill from there.
MrFilthyIke wrote:I need that person to SHOW me how much fun it was, but this book would've been REAL handy.
MrFilthyIke wrote:It's easy to forget how "small" we all started in this hobby.