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My favorite version is 3.5. I was introduced into D & D by a friend that had an old 2nd edition. (Wheel of time) I have played those two versions plus 4th edition. My order of preference is 3.5>2.0>>>>4.0. I really like the depth of detail for 3.5. I like to be fully immersed in my character and love detail. 4th edition just isn't D & D to me.

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Kyrroeth, 4th Ed is a video game made for table top play.

Not a horrible concept [In my humble opinion] but certainly not the best Dungeons & Dragons edition I have ever played.

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I was told the same thing by a game store owner when I was trying to decide between 4th Edition and Pathfinder; as a result I went with Pathfinder. I've never actually played 4th Edition. Maybe one of these days I will go ahead an buy the books and give it a try though.

Edited: Aericsteele on 7th Jul, 2016 - 4:33pm

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Aeric,

4th Ed class skills are categorized by At-Will, Encounter, Daily, and Utility. Each character level builds on previous levels' skills. There are some other unique features but I would need to reread the manuals.

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So rating Dungeons & Dragons from most favorite to least favorite: OD&D, 2nd Ed, 5th Ed, 4th Ed, Pathfinder, AD&D, 3.5, 3rd Ed.

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I haven't played all the versions but I like the way 3.5 Dungeons & Dragons gives you some special abilities with the standard class skills. It is very much like Pathfinder.

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I am still a AD&D fan and enjoy it a lot. Second choice is still going to be 3.5 as I learn more and more about it. Being a Dungeon Master in 3.5 helps a person do and learn a lot more. I am always doing research as to what I am going to have the party experience next to keep them all wondering what is next.

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It's got to be 3.5 for me, followed by 2e and OD&D. I don't much like anything after 3.5. I've been playing Dungeons & Dragons for quite a while now and I've seen it change. I remember how much I liked Unearthed Arcana. I took a bit of a sabbatical in the late 90s and played L5R... And then Dungeons & Dragons and L5R merged for a time. Those were good times for me. Of course, I was in the Army and the campaign I ran was interfered with by 9/11 and spending a bunch of time overseas. And now I've found this site and it looks great! I'm even thinking about starting a Rokugan campaign… maybe.