I'm starting to hear good things about a new 3.5 product: the Advanced Player's Guide from White Wolf/Sword & Sorcery. (Here's the first review I could find, BTW.) Since getting the new Unearthed Arcana I have become convinced that there are 3.5 products out there that might suit me, I just have to look for them. Toolbox products with lots of crunchy option seem to suit me more than pretty much any other 3.0/3.5 products I have seen. I've just about given up on new campaign settings and Complete Adventurer is the closest thing to a splatbook that has interested me in a long time. I'm not sure I need a whole book of monsters other than the Monster Manual, but I've got Minions from Bastion Press in an ankle holster just in case.
Is 5th Edition OSR? (Part I)
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(Design by Thaddeus Moore)
The Old School Renaissance movement found solid footing in D&D RPGs shortly
after D&D 4th Edition was released in 2008. During ...
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