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#1 zombiegleemax Oct 02, 2003 19:46:45	now i KNOW this must have been asked somewhere before... but i cant find it using searches... mainly i feel due to the stupid limitation on word length... anyway enough griping... does the campaign setting use ad&d 3 or 3.5? it doesnt actually say anywhere that i can find... just keeps re-iterating that it uses the "new" dungeons and dragons system... which could mean it uses advanced d&d over original as far as im concerned! maybe im blind... or maybe they didnt want to date their product... either way i need to know... my players are asking what manuals they should bring to my game....
#2 frojas Oct 02, 2003 19:47:59	It uses 3.5ed.
#3 zombiegleemax Oct 02, 2003 19:49:07	thank you... just for curiosities sake... am i blind or is it not stated?
#4 The_White_Sorcerer Oct 02, 2003 19:53:05	Originally posted by gilorian thank you... just for curiosities sake... am i blind or is it not stated? It doesn't need to be stated.
#5 iltharanos Oct 03, 2003 0:28:59	Originally posted by gilorian thank you... just for curiosities sake... am i blind or is it not stated? It's not explicitly stated, but the references throughout the campaign setting book heavily imply it, e.g. References to the craft (alchemy) skill [3.5 term] as opposed to Alchemy [3.0 term] When discussing level adjustments, points out the Monsters as Races section of Chapter 6 of the DMG [3.5] as opposed to the Monsters as Races section of Chapter 2 of the DMG [3.0] References to the survival skill as opposed to wilderness lore, etc.
#6 baron_the_curse Oct 03, 2003 1:15:26	And I recall an ad stating that Dragonlance was the first 3.5 Campaign Setting officially launch by Wizards.
#7 daedavias_dup Oct 03, 2003 7:31:13	Originally posted by Baron the Curse And I recall an ad stating that Dragonlance was the first 3.5 Campaign Setting officially launch by Wizards. Yup, it was in Dragon Magazine.