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But I noticed I used all the exact same numbers when I did point-buy. It wasn't conscious, but it was strange. I'm one of the old time gamers, started with the Red Box, and it seems I'm one of the few that likes randomness. Heck I still create MegaTraveller characters for fun. Talk about...

I don't know. One of my favorite characters, using the much more onerous 3d6 6 times method, had a range from 8 - 13 in his scores and only had 2 hit points. He got knocked out in almost every fight, but he still went in there swinging. Leveling up for him really meant something, and I think...

This is something I enjoyed. When you roll a character with some severe difficiency it can lead to some interesting role-playing. I think every character I've played has had one abysmal stat, and that led to some fun. Very rarely will one choose that low stat for themselves.

I actually enjoy the Vancian system. Deciding which spell would serve you best for the adventure, and having to deal with your choices made playing a Wizard a much more strategic class. I like having some limitations, especially on the most powerful abilities, of course I'm more of gritty...

Truthfully, I don't think I would be as upset. My beef with the current situation is that I think Paizo is actually putting out much better material than WoTC. I would probably trust this more if I saw the people I know will perform were in charge. Interesting point to bring up, Merric.

My main concern with this change, aside from the portability issue, is what will happen to Greyhawk. I'm a huge fan of Greyhawk. If fact, the Paizo people brought me back to Dungeon and Dragon magazine with their love of the setting. Without this connection to Paizo and people who actually...

I'd really like to see a current view of Cormyr/Sembia. So much has happened in Cormyr, I'd love to see how it's changed the Forest Kingdom.