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Unfortunately for Tim, Bioware beat them to that about fifteen years ago, and did it better. http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B000B8K7RC/ref=dp_olp_used?ie=UTF8&condition=used Just sayin. ;) Sure, it's not D&D 5.0, but neither is Sword Coast Legends.

As far as this game goes though, I appreciate the ability to DM far more than was given in Neverwinter, but I would prefer it to be much closer to D&D rules. I still think that Neverwinter Nights is the best multiplayer D&D computer game experience out there when you factor in multiplayer...

I don't know about BG since that was 2E IIRC, but Neverwinter Nights definitely uses the d20 system - you can clearly see what the results of all your rolls are and see the game math at the bottom of the screen, though some argued that the random number generator was not as random as it could...

I'd really like to answer 13A, but if I'm limited to real D&D, I'd have to say Basic.

Bigfoot is alive in '82. As usual, I will lurk around in the forest, but I'll occasionally leap out to fling posts at unsuspecting campers.