How Close to 3E?

[SecretMaster]

Originally posted by Nanobyte: I find the general idea of HCR entertaining, but including every rule from the books is a little ridiculous. Take for example, having to train at the end of each level, with a price formula.. [img]graemlins/1disgust.gif[/img]

where did you read that you have to train to level up in 3rd ed?
anyways, as expressed earlier, NWN is good, but they messed up 3rd ed in my opinion.

[Nanobyte]

Originally posted by SecretMaster: quote: Originally posted by Nanobyte: I find the general idea of HCR entertaining, but including every rule from the books is a little ridiculous. Take for example, having to train at the end of each level, with a price formula.. [img]graemlins/1disgust.gif[/img]

where did you read that you have to train to level up in 3rd ed?
anyways, as expressed earlier, NWN is good, but they messed up 3rd ed in my opinion. [/QUOTE]I started playing D&D freshmen year (that's 3 years now?), and I've yet to read that somewhere. It was most likely a bad interpretation of the core rules; PoR2 is 3ed. isn't it? I think that's where these people are getting the idea..

[SecretMaster]

Originally posted by Nanobyte: quote: Originally posted by SecretMaster: quote: Originally posted by Nanobyte: I find the general idea of HCR entertaining, but including every rule from the books is a little ridiculous. Take for example, having to train at the end of each level, with a price formula.. [img]graemlins/1disgust.gif[/img]

where did you read that you have to train to level up in 3rd ed?
anyways, as expressed earlier, NWN is good, but they messed up 3rd ed in my opinion. [/QUOTE]I started playing D&D freshmen year (that's 3 years now?), and I've yet to read that somewhere. It was most likely a bad interpretation of the core rules; PoR2 is 3ed. isn't it? I think that's where these people are getting the idea.. [/QUOTE]What is PoR2

[Nanobyte]

Pool or Radiance 2.