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LordPasty wrote:

I'd also like to see a treatment of undead as a race (like the Forsaken in WoW).

FOR THE HORDE!!!

<Chuckle> I just think there's a lot of possibility there. IMO they're a whole lot more interesting than tieflings (fluff wise).

Well since you asked.... :)

I'd be more than happy to plop down my hard earned cash for supplements dealing with the various races and settings. As for as the races thing, I would specifically suggestions for variations on the races (tinker type gnomes vs the more traditional gnomes, for instance). I'd also like to see a treatment of undead as a race (like the Forsaken in WoW).

Prestige classes... my opinion on these are that they should be mostly just for flavor and shouldn't go past fifth level. I like what the FR base setting book did with these. I don't think there's a lot of need to beat the classes to death, but I do think that the cavalier and the swashbuckler just never got enough love in 3.5 (or 4 for that matter).

I would also spend my hard earned money on bestiaries, but that comes way after the aforementioned things.

Ixancoatl wrote:

Koldoon wrote:

we didn't have this ridiculous edition war at the time.

- Ashavan

Actually, we did have an edition war between 1st and 2nd. I remember it vividly. We just didn't have the internet then, so all of the wars were local. They were there, though.

Yep, I even stopped playing D&D when 2nd edition came out because I didn't like what they did to my game. Of course, that meant that I started a game company instead, went on to help create Ars Magica and Vampire: The Masquerade, before returning to D&D with 3e. So in some ways, 2e was a very good change for me. :)

-Lisa

Whoa! I second the question about whatever happened to Rein*Hagen. White Wolf is a poo-fest these days. I loved all the 2nd Ed White Wolf stuff, most of the 1st Ed, too. The writing and the art were the best of the time (along with Kult).