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A) powerful spells B) many spells C) balanced classes in play pick two.

Oh, and I like the idea of common, uncommon and rare classes.

I am really seeing a lot of respect for EVERY edition here. It looks like there is something to appeal to just about everyone here. The class section itself is going to be a thing of beauty.

Flavor it however you like ("My wizard brain can only hold so many spells---sorry Burning Hands but Fireball needs the space!"). And it allows powerful spells to be rare *and* level appropriate. Feats *and* class options can give you at-will powers. And I wouldn't call it a feat tax when (at...

Yeah, that was one of the 3e/4e bits I could have done without (for the reasons you stated). That said, provided the feats were fewer, more focused on sheer customization, and less frequently obtained, I could be on board. The last thing I want to see are the return of boring feats that give...

ps. I hope nobody minded me spamming. I tried to post only parts most relevant to recent discussions on these boards.

Sorry, but the Urgrosh would like to cut in line.

If I could play D&D again *without* a box full of magnetic discs and plastic condition counters, I'd be a happy Wormwood.

Linear Fighters/Quadratic Wizards I appreciate that they are taking cues from the Old School without throwing out decades of analysis and theory. (ps. I expect that last statement from Monte to be thrown around here a lot!)

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I think this may apply here:

Status Effects So the 3e/4e paradigm (apply one or more conditions from a defined list---eg. stunned, dazed, etc) may be heavily modified.

Class-disparity (a.k.a. "I'll suck for the first 10 levels, you suck for the rest") Awesome. Fighters no longer have to look forward to bodyguard duty ;)

Power Sources This is a big deal for some people (note Rob's "probably", however). That said, jargon tends to be more trouble than it's worth. I agree.

High-level 1. This may keep the power curve a bit flatter 2. This will be controversial as all hell.

Multiclassing Multiclassing: And the char-op board cheers. (I kid, I kid)

You won't find a bigger 4e fanboy than yours truly, but Bruce's point about 4e magic items really hits home. Very curious to see if they can put those worms back in the can.

Liking this A LOT.

Well, thus endeth another debate (I hope).