Not terribly interested in settings or materials for use with older editions, but being able to use Spelljammer, Planescape, Dark Sun (in that order) setting material (images, story entries etc.) inside a 5E game, without messing with extensions, or with a smiteworks-supported extension would be useful. I wouldn't want to risk buying them on the strength of a community extension that might disappear.
Some sort of B/X or BECMI...
OK I have to ask. What is the big draw of being able to play the Basic or Advanced box sets rules? It just seems limiting to me but I bet I am missing the correct point of view to understand. I left the box sets as soon as I could get the Advanced D&D books. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by damned
I can see the draw to the old original Chainmail and all so I feel I just need to be enlightened.
4e support would be amazing. It never really got it's full chance inside a well-supported VTT environment and it's sooo much better with even a modicum of computer aid as-is. 4e is where I'd put my vote, definitely.
3.5? Far less interested since my groups would lean into PF1 if we were ever headed back in that direction again, but I don't see that happening any time in the next decade, literally.
I think there are surely 3.5e modules for PF1 people :) (since you can use 3.5e modules in PF1 and vice versa) I heard often that people use the draconomicon or tome of battle for example :)Quote:
Originally Posted by YellowAdder
While true, the groups I've played and run PF for never really used 3.5 modules or sourcebooks outside of the Book of Vile Darkness, at least that I can recall. This is across six different multi-year campaigns. That might be a testament to the amount of content PF1 has available for its audience, or at least for a stronger preference for Paizo's materials.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kelrugem
Undoubtedly there are groups who mix the 3.5 and PF stuff much more often, though.
Savage Worlds RIFTS.
Iron Kingdoms RPG.
Would have been my first and first.5 choice.
But I settled for 4e and dark sun. 🤷*♂️
My thinking would be simple, easy, quick and streamlined. There was a simplicity to the BECMI rules that old schoolers sometimes miss.Quote:
Originally Posted by Granamere
As for BECMI my vote would be to convert the D&D Cyclopedia. That has all of it in one place (Immortal rules excepted, but that should be separated anyways).
https://www.fantasygrounds.com/store...=PEGFGSWRTTLPGQuote:
Originally Posted by computertrucker
I bought it this past weekend. Waiting for all the other books to hit and hopefully some adventure paths.Quote:
Originally Posted by esmdev