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1. Skills 2. Class variants 3. Removing level restrictions 4. Multiclassing 5. OGL 6. Rule 0

Fallout - Action Points (instead of action types) Warhammer - brilliant class paths

There was a similar situation in Poland. In fact, when WotC launched the Essentials, 2/3 of the original core were already translated and then the publication was stopped because people thought Essentials would maybe be better. Polish PHB 4e IIRC was recently announced to be published, and then...

My list is: Warblade Crusader Swordsage Ranger Marshal Knight Barbarian Bard Paladin Swashbuckler (?) Druid Wizard Sorcerer Warlock Warmage Archivist Spellthief (?) Psion Psychic warrior Lurk Anything else that's not a PrC would probably be thrown away. That includes Samurai, Shugenja...

Every time I try to mark forums as read, I get an error message, telling me to contact an administrator. What's going on?

I like the last suggestion. As for the bonuses, I'd keep them, but make them very small.

I'd be over the moon if it were to become true...

The elimination of negative scores is a brilliant thing. I'd combine those two solutions and add a cap.

What else got watered down? Mind flayers. Holy **** scary in AD&D (Int drain), a little bit less scary in 3e, and watered down in 4e. Drow. Total evil enigma in OGB, then they went to become optional player race in AD&D, player race in 3e FR (and got played a lot). The mystery disappeared...

It was not 4e, but Tome of Battle that introduced the system. 4e simply took it further. I prefer the ToB iteration to the 4e, but still I prefer it to the Vancian (AD&D /3e) system. Your idea, sir, has merit.

Bump. With the hot discussions about 5e, why not support a fan's work, which *might* be better than 5e (i.e. easier, simpler, more realistic, less bloated)?

Why have a Monster Manual at all? Monsters are not all that is to D&D. On topic - mind flayer, drow or a dragon would be my choices. Or all three at once! :devil:

I'd prefer if only the absolutely necessary stuff constituted Core. Preferably 100 pages at most. Available both as a book and as a pdf, and all the optional content available as pdfs and no bigger than Core.

I hope that we get one of two: 1) the Core is free and everything else is cheap 2) we pay for Core but we get everything else for free I mean, why pay many times for what is essentially the same game?

Could you point me to some of those variants, please? I am also interested in how this issue will be solved.

I like it too. Brilliant, sir, brilliant! Skills: My variant had 18 skills (I'd have to check exactly which ones). Basically, you can do everything you can do in normal 3e D&D, but with less numerical hassle. Maybe it could be possible to lessen the number even further? Classes & races: I'd...

I am also interested. Can those conversions be found anywhere?

I am trying to create my own RPG mechanics. They are inspired by various existing mechanics (including D&D, Warhammer, Deus Ex RPG) and there are original ideas in it also. Can someone explain to me what the poster meant in this post: If I make free mechanics, are they copyrighted or not? Is...

I don't really know 2e, but I like the 3e domains, with the ability to easily add more of them. Especially the granted powers are a nice touch. 2e specialty priests were brilliant, however, as far as I know them.

The Vancian magic irks me a bit. I prefer the Tome of Battle system of Encounter/Daily/Stance. That's why I'm trying to make my own RPG system.