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An act of cowardice on my part, I suppose. I noticed that similar systems people have come up with on these boards make a lot of feats and other pre-existing rules not useful, so I was trying to do something that drops seamlessly into the RAW. I think I was allowing for various things that...

I've worked my own take on something very much like this on this thread. Please check it out and tell me what you think.

To each his own. Fang & Fury was not what i was hoping for. Big Green Ronin fan, but not that particular book. I just don't think the current d20 versions are all that interesting, yet alone playable. I look forward to someone rebuilding them from the ground up-- that's part of what I'm hoping...

This is my take on a faster-paced system for initiative. I'm not happy with it yet, but I think it is a step in the right direction. http://gameslab.wikidot.com/local--files/start/Segment-Based_Initiative.rtf Please, share any criticisms and observations. Thank you.

I just used this site all day to work on a project, and never once got the message. Maybe no one but me was there today...

Was the final version of this system ever completed? The other thread's version seems less detailed.

I'm working on a slightly different take on the Initiative thing, but I am intrigued to see what you've done here.

I appreciate that print is a much bigger deal than pdf, but let's not dismiss the electronic only companies. Because of pdf, I can now buy a greater variety of rpg products on a greater variety of individual subjects than ever before. Which means, in general, I can get exactly what I want...

Can I be two-thirds tarrasque? Not my character. Me.

A thread I started at the end of April came to this question partway through, but I was hoping for a discussion specifically on this. I didn't see a post from you in there, though, so maybe it isn't the one you mean.

Am I crazy for thinking halflings should be stronger than Pixies?

I am starting a new thread for this question, since it is not the subject of this one. Hopefully, I've asked it in a way that will focus the discussion a bit.

From the other thread: Well, I do think a loss of sales would be big, so I disagree, but I am curious to ask-- respectfully-- why you think it would not be big.

A tangent from Emirikol's thread: If 4th Edition happens some time in the next five years, and it is no longer open in any way, what is the best strategy for 3rd-party publishers, in your opinion? One must assume that the release of a 4th Edition will have a negative effect on sales of 3.x...

Well, I don't intend to get into "Edition Wars" with anybody, but I will state that I do not believe any edition of D&D has accurately simulated Tolkien's hobbits.

That, I think, is a whole other discussion.

Sorry, I unthinkingly quoted the OP. I meant to say the the normally sensible and canny Clark Peterson. Whoever it is, the post lends no legitimacy to the imminence of 4th Edition whatsoever. I still think this is all a bunch of nonsense.

I think it is sad that a paranoid faction of the EN community (and I say this as a member, but it really is mostly just people here at EN who keep giving momentum to this nonsense) has dragged the normally sensible and canny Bill Clark into their grand conspiracy theory. If there were any...

It's been said many times, but just so we're all clear: They CANNOT yank the OGL. It is not legally possible. They CANNOT yank the OGL. It is not legally possible. They CANNOT yank the OGL. It is not legally possible. They CANNOT yank the OGL. It is not legally possible. They CANNOT yank the...

Old WoD had such rules. One of many ways in which the original version of the setting was superior. Of course, the new one has a way better base system. I wonder how hard converting the old stats to the new system would be...