The Gentleman Gamer: Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 Review

In which the gentleman in question reviews Dungeons & Dragons 3.5 edition, specifically the Player's Handbook! This one has been a long time coming, but as I've started running Pathfinder now, it seems appropriate.

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• Dungeons & Dragons
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• The Gentleman's Guide
• Player's Handbook

[Ronaldreaganspotatos]

I highly recomending getting the Dungeon master's guide, the Monster manual, and the Player's handbook before you start 3.5, some may disagree, but at least the dm should have the DM guide and the monster manual. I don't think it's the rule of a good dm to just come up with monsters, just my opinion.

[clackclickbang]

@Ronaldreaganspotatos Although a good GM can certainly do so.

[plasmasnake402]

@TeaBagOfTruth1776 even thought they stopped making 3.5 there are still many books and resources for it

[clackclickbang]

@plasmasnake402 Very true.

[wowitstrevor]

@clackclickbang do you realize how much you sound like a you Ian Mckellen?

[clackclickbang]

@wowitstrevor You shall not pass!!

[TeaBagOfTruth1776]

The only problem with 3.5e is that WotC stopped making it.

[clackclickbang]

@TeaBagOfTruth1776 If you do get to play it, do let me know what you think.

[TeaBagOfTruth1776]

@clackclickbang I plan on it, when I get around to playing next.

[clackclickbang]

@TeaBagOfTruth1776 Oh you definitely should. It's a great refinement of the rules.

[TeaBagOfTruth1776]

@clackclickbang You are correct.

I haven't played Pathfinder yet, actually.