g026r wrote:It's not statistically significant until the book I voted for comes in first!
Keith the Thief wrote:So, after re-thinking the math, I think 56 votes is probably enough to declare the DMG the winner in this poll.Thoughts?
Keith the Thief wrote:In the "Favorite OD&D Supplement" poll, I had guessed that 90 votes would be needed for a statistically significant sampling based on total membership of The Acaeum. However, there are probably a couple of hundred registered members who are not active and probably another couple of hundred who don't give a rat's arse.So, after re-thinking the math, I think 56 votes is probably enough to declare the DMG the winner in this poll.Thoughts?Thanks,Keith
nyjastul69 wrote:I wouldn't usually sign in though, only when there was a poll, I like polls.
Keith the Thief wrote:What's your favorite AD&D rulebook?
Why?
Is your favorite also the one you think is the best?If not, which is the best?
Which is the worst?
Due to restrictions on the number of poll options, I was forced to exclude campaign-related books, like Forgotten Realms or Greyhawk Adventures.
Ankles wrote:Achilles once wounded Aphrodite, a greater goddess once, didn't he? Hence, they introduced the "no god can be fought, you only fought his avatar" rule.[/u]
FormCritic wrote:I think it was Diomedes.
Ankles wrote:...And I totally misremembered that. Thanks for correcting me. For somebody who just stated that DDG/LL is his favorite AD&D rulebook, I definitely need to reread the old myths.
Invincible Overlord wrote:Fiend FolioIt had a lot of weird creatures in there. But it also had the Death Knight and the Slaad, which at the time were totally awesome
bbarsh wrote:FF Ok, now I see four votes for the FF. You are all banned from the site. Have a nice day.