Where are the D&D reworks?

[Mordenkainen]

People constantly seem to mention their complete re-revision of D&D 3.5, but I can never find these compendiums, save for one (http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/972190/Rebalanced%20Compendium.pdf). Do you know of any other complete compendiums out there?

[Stux]

This is a popular one: http://www.d20pfsrd.com/

[Mordenkainen]

I have been considering both Pathfinder and Trailblazer, but as far as less popular options, are there any others openly available?

[Silva Stormrage]

Usually when people try to fix D&D 3.5 in its entirety they rarely actually finish the project or if they do they end up making a completely new system (Like how Legend was created).

[watchwood]

The d20 Redshirts one that's been in the top add space recently would count, I think.

[Flickerdart]

There's Legend (http://www.ruleofcool.com/get-the-game/), but it's much more different from 3.5 than Pathfinder is.

[Psyren]

Fax is working on d20 Rebirth (d20r) which is I believe a more straightforward fix than Legend's offering.

[Stux]

The problem with fixing things of course is no one can agree what would constitute a fix. One person's dysfunction is another's feature. Are there particular things you don't like about 3.5?

[Eladrinblade]

I like these (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showpost.php?p=14285083&postcount=1), but you have to play a spellcasting class for it to really work, and it only has the core classes. Still, great core D&D fix.

[Maginomicon]

I'm writing a WIP campaign setting document that in some ways could be considered a 3.5e rewrite because of how long and comprehensive it's become (114 pages and growing). It implements/rewrites a bunch of variant rules in the interest of setting feel and my personal design sense of fairness.

More details can be found here (http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?t=304652).