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Monte Cook, post-retirement, has set up a subscription based dungeon module HERE. It's got a rather large preview, but is basically going to be an old-school dungeon crawl using the 3.5 ruleset, and updates with a new encounter each weekday.

I haven't gotten too much deeper into it, nor have I decided whether paying for any of it is worth it.

And which version of the 3.5 rules will he be using?

The title makes me feel like I should perform a series of dramatic pipe organ chords...

TROO DI DOO LA LAAAAAA

There we go.

It's the World's Largest Dungeon with better cartography!

Ganbare Gincun wrote:And which version of the 3.5 rules will he be using?

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Psychic Robot wrote:

Ganbare Gincun wrote:And which version of the 3.5 rules will he be using?

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Will it be standard D&D?

Will it be his own houseruled D&D (experimental might)

Arcana Evolved and Arcana Unearthed?

Will it be pathfinder?

Remember he has his hand in a lot of 3.5 jars.

Ah, yes. I'd imagine 3.5-3.5.

Leress wrote:

Psychic Robot wrote:

Ganbare Gincun wrote:And which version of the 3.5 rules will he be using?

?

Will it be standard D&D?

Will it be his own houseruled D&D (experimental might)

Arcana Evolved and Arcana Unearthed?

Will it be pathfinder?

Remember he has his hand in a lot of 3.5 jars.

My point exactly...

On the site, he mentions that he's using the SRD, so that version. If there're any new feats/powers/monsters, he'd explicitly list them on an entry.

He's actually kind of good about listing new feats/powers/monsters. I can only think of one example where he doesn't, but it's also not required for the game (knowing what it does mechanically has no actual impact), and he's pretty good of telling you where to find it.

In the bane warrens there's a black grail that's used to mind control people. You obtain it right about when the adventure ends, so it doesn't really matter what it does.