I know dnd 3.5, I love dnd 3.5. I want dnd 3.5.

A game where characters can die.

A game where a difference can be made.

A game where anything is possible, (all books are available) ...and nothing is easy.

A game with house rules based on logic and make sense. I could give examples of nonsense rules, but I won't. If a rule exists it needs to have thought put into it, and the reason needs to have an answer that tracks 100% back to something a character can actually investigate.

A game with an open world, this is not an exclusion of established worlds and thier history. But if the world is confirmed to what is written in a module or series of them, I don't want to find "nothing" if my character decided to look into why a thing is the way it is.

A game that does not die from being abandoned by players or GM's. Yes I realize that real life happens, but speaking as someone to whom real life has happened to (change in jobs, losing your house, cancer, moving across the country, military deployment to other countries, death of family and friends)...real life is a convenient scapegoat for things that are not the fault of real life.

A game without end... Amen.
This message was last edited by the user at 22:25, Sat 28 Dec 2019.

games ive played with you have failed, I can gm something but what would make things different now?

If memory serves the greatest number of the issues (not the largest issue) came from one or more participating members waiting till "appreciate" to post again. So perhaps a set amount of time before a new post is acceptable before (time) moves forward.

The result being a game that MUST be checked as often (or more often) then a person checks thier Facebook.
This message was last edited by the user at 01:12, Wed 08 Jan 2020.

that is not what i saw.

Oh yeah.

I know.

THAT still exists.

But I find IT to be less of a problem, then OTHERS do.
This message was last edited by the user at 02:40, Wed 15 Jan 2020.