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To Wulf and Glassjaw, How are your TB campaigns coming along? Testing any new houserules?

No, no, no. Hold those funds for a Kickstarter Trailblazer CORE book ;)

Wait. Moving forward? TB 2.0 in the works? :p

*faints* Your wife will kill you :angel:

Yes. Page 12 of the TB book but on PF classes.

Whoa.

What do you mean, Matrix Sorcica?

Trailblazer "Core" book containing everything needed to run a TB campaign without requiring the 3.x PH and DM's guides B-)

Hmmm. The above would be good benchmarks, then, if one redesigned the core magic-using classes (i.e., sorcerers, wizards, clerics, and druids). Thanx!

Coolio. Did you use the Solo and Elite rules?

Could you post what your homebrew system is, based on all your postings? Real curious now. Thanx! (Oh, and in a separate thread. Yeah, gettin' real close to threadjackin' here :angel: )

Nope, pretty much dead on. i'll follow up with the Anime SRD. Thanks! Really? I get the impression that some of the biggest protesters of the classes inequality are 3.x / Pathfinder gamers (at least from what I've read on the boards).

Funny you mentioned M&M. The system's probably the closest in what designers probably use as some form of benchmark when developing the abilities, damage range, etc. of the PC and their antagonist. Think the system could be used to develop a class-based system where the classes are roughly...

Mondern Warrior versus Wizards: Superheroes If you liken Batman as analogous to warriors and wizards to be GL or Dr. Fate, how does one "balance" them out, gamewise?

Nah. Looking more at base class stuff. Thanks for the reply!

Have it. What else? (Have Complete Warrior as well).

Inspired by the following post and my enjoyment of the DnD 4e fighter, could y'all post / link various resources granting fighter more abilities beyond feats? I heart, for example, fighter's punishing strike from Bad Axe Game's Trailblazer).

As the title says. Bad Axe Games based its Trailblazer supp on the 3.x rules, though the modular rules can be incorporated into the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game.

My question's probably been already answered, but I'm curious as to the reasoning the ten minute rest period and iterative attacks are closed content.

LOL. I know what you mean. I tried to read the, uh, "sequels". Ugh. Tell me a story, not some thinly veiled New Age/Feminist* essay. :rant: *In the negative sense of the word.