Shingen wrote:I am picky about things; I love Basic D&D, or Original, and I like and will collect advanced. Like someone else said, 2e is a patchwork; a sort of glossing over of earlier rules. Nontheless, I have alot of it, mostly the many cool campaign settings.Unlike most other people here, and as has been argued before, I enjoy 3.5 immensely. Being that I have either owned,worked at or had the ins at a hobby store the whole time 3rd Ed has been out, I have all but 2 things released for it.
Shingen wrote:Good. I was getting lonely. I think some of the people who might not liek the system shoudl check out some of the background material, because some of it (Eberron, Ghostwalk, Lords of Madness) can be pretty awesome for a campaign.
Keith wrote:I'm in the process of learning about JG material. I'd like to get recommendations for good JG items. Other than CSIO, I know very little about their products.I've heard that Green Ronin puts out some quality material as well.
Plaag wrote:As for Judges Guild: Tegel Manor, Dark Tower or Caverns of Thracia are great, though if you are going campaign settings: First Fantasy or Wilderlands of High Fantasy (course they also were part of my early collection). Tegel Manor I have to vote as my favorite though of all JG products. Thats my opinion and I'm sticking to it! Green Ronin has some good books, I like Thieves Quarter and am looking forward to the Thieves World setting they are going to put out. (Yeah if ya haven't guessed I like thieves/rogues)ShaneG.
Keith wrote:Al and Shane:Thanks for the feedback on JG material. I guess this wasn't really the correct thread for such a discussion, given the main JG forum on Aceaum, but I appreciate the advice.I just bought an original Thracia from e-Bay and I'm really looking forward to reading it. I'm particularly curious about Tegel Manor and the JG T&T dungeon.Thanks,Keith
killjoy32 wrote:keith, well a tegal manor comes up from time to time on ebay....you might get lucky? i have a few of them but i dont particularly want to part with them as yet, unless you make me a decent offer - i do have some of the T&T dungeon books tho.... (amongst a mass of other stuff)Al
dathon wrote:Seems quite a few people are talking around the edges of this question... and I've wondered how many folks are also collecting 3.0/3.5 Ed. D&D.
shadzar wrote:i refuse to acknowledge WotC or Hasbro products as being Dungeon and Dragons, even if they now own the name.