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Older D&D/AD&D and Other Systems The forum for discussions specifically related to the rules and procedures of either any of the older editions of Dungeons & Dragons (1e, 2e, BECMI, OD&D) or any other non-D&D roleplaying rules (Vampire: The Requiem, Dread), including non-fantasy d20 systems (such as Mutants & Masterminds).

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Default L5R - 3rd vs 4th

Recently picked up a L5R book for the first time at a used book shop - Third edition for only $5. Looks awesome, got some people interested, etc. etc.

Only one of us has played L5R before, and he's played 4th edition, which he says is far supperior in many ways to 3rd. What's your opinion here? I'm not against picking up a 4th Ed book (was curious about it anyway), but has enough significantly changed to bother with so soon?
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