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This is very well said, and rings true to me. $

You get it for free. $

Looks good! Nice job, thanks for sharing it. $

Sounds interesting! I'd like to see it. $

Yes, that's exactly how I feel. $

I got a chance to try the game last night for a little bit. It was awesome! We had three players and the DM (who owned the core box as well as the toolkit). Our DM was well-prepared, and had familiarized himself thoroughly with the rules, though he hadn't yet run or played the game. Two of...

I really dislike the idea of tailoring magic item finds to the PCs. It's too metagamey and fake for my tastes. I understand that many people do find such a system enjoyable, but for me, it's just not as fun. That's true whether I'm a player or a DM. $

I think that this is the best answer to the "What is a sandbox?" question that I've seen in this thread. $

Speaking of the guidelines in the 4E Dungeon Master's Guide, at least, the game obviously "expects" you to "lose" slightly more than a third of your total wealth gained as you level up. (Or at least, it accounts for a loss of 1/3 of your wealth in what it expects characters of a certain level...

Cool, thanks. Nice review. $

I'm strongly in the "not reimburse" camp, myself.

Thanks for the answer, and wow, that's a really nice offer! I appreciate it. But instead of taking you up on it, I just went and bought the PDF. $

That sounds excellent. I really like this idea. Thanks for the great answer! (And off I go to buy the Trailblazer PDF now.) $

I would!

How well does this work with Pathfinder?

What is meant, exactly, by "unified spell progression"?

I love the idea of trying to run a classic sandbox campaign, but I don't see how to do it without either: 1. Doing utterly insane amounts of prep work before the campaign and between sessions. or 2. Being some kind of super-genius at improvisation. By "how to do it" I mean how to run a...

But a DM and group of players have the freedom to do this in any game, siloed or not.

I am 100% for siloing. I, too, think that 4E should have taken this to an even greater level than it does.

Okay, here's a related, but more specific question: What system has the best psionics rules that you've seen? Cool, flavorful, powerful, complex psionics. With mechanical support for interesting mental battles or psychic duels of some kind, ideally.