Please help.
I'm without my DnD 3.5 books and suddenly the people here want me to DM. Where's a good place to view or download the books? What's the best wiki to use?
http://chet.kindredcircle.org/ + d20srd.org.
http://www.d20srd.org/
>>44208797
>I'm without my DnD 3.5 books
That's good
>suddenly the people here want me to DM
Do them a favor and download the 5e basic rules from the WOTC site
>>44208886
They just give away their players handbook, DM guide, and monster manual? Why? How is 5e better? More importantly, which edition is best for new players?
>>44208820
>>44208833
Thanks.
>>44208797
>>44209289
Without a doubt 5e is the easiest system to learn
d20srd.org
I have the books and I still use this sight regularly.
>taking a look about my old books
>Races of eberron
>Warforgeds
>Book tells you how good is the "combo" Warforged Monk, even tells you to spend your first feat on adamantine body or mithral body
Holy shit, man, Wotc were (still are) fucking trolls
>>44209632
In 5e they recommend you to multiclass paladin and monk in the newest splat, which is not only and incredible MAD idea, like really really MAD, but also you end being the worst paladin or the worst monk, not even the worst combination of both because they don't combine at all.
>>44209583
Moldvay Basic is definitely simpler and is a grand total of 128 pages, with only half of that (the Basic Set, covering levels 1-3) being required to begin playing. Even with a bit of old school wonkiness, it's much lighter and easier to learn than 5e. Of course, it's mechanically limited as far as character building goes, and leans on DM fiat / improvisation, so it may not be to everybody's taste, but for ease of learning and play, there's no other full edition that comes close.
>>44209583
>Without a doubt 5e is the easiest system to learn
>>44210731
Not dissing 5e, mind you. It's a damn spot easier and less broken than 3.5 or Pathfinder, and has a much larger player base than old school stuff like Basic.
