I'm... starting to like the 3rd printing PHB more and more.
Posted: Sun Mar 22, 2015 5:00 am
And I used to really dislike it.
What's happening to me?
What's happening to me?
Castles & Crusades, The Crusader Magazine, Aihrde, and all other things SIEGE.
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I do get a little light-headed and giddy when I crack it open, now I know why!Rhuvein wrote:I never wanted to post this, but the 3rd print ink & paper have special, shall we say "ingredients" that when you sniff the pages a lot - a certain clarity and enlightenment will ensue!
Yes. Its also the only printing I got the Faux leather covers of. Which are the books I typically use when I run my games and play in other C&C games. Lately I have been using the newest printing, mostly due to the errata being addressed in most cases. Even though they still missed a few. Considering how infrequently they probably even get referenced in play is likely why.slimykuotoan wrote:Mayhap...
Are you as well a fan of this tome friend Treebore?
Rhuvein wrote:I never wanted to post this, but the 3rd print ink & paper have special, shall we say "ingredients" that when you sniff the pages a lot - a certain clarity and enlightenment will ensue!
Primarily the Barbarian class was majorly rewritten. The Monk got one or two modifications. The Illusionist spell list was greatly expanded, but most of them add nothing, IMO. I think that is also when the additional pages covering the Multi class rules and class and a half rules were added.thenorthman wrote:I have read that there was a change from 3rd to 4th edition.
What were the changes between them.
Thanks.Treebore wrote:Primarily the Barbarian class was majorly rewritten. The Monk got one or two modifications. The Illusionist spell list was greatly expanded, but most of them add nothing, IMO. I think that is also when the additional pages covering the Multi class rules and class and a half rules were added.thenorthman wrote:I have read that there was a change from 3rd to 4th edition.
What were the changes between them.