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That has been the situation in every edition of D&D. Something which I greatly disliked both in p'n'p and in cRPGs based on D&D. So I love this thread. Some related tropes: Hit Points, Last Chance Hit Point, One-Hit-Point-Wonder

First post edited. Saving throws removed. Attributes are now: Strength, Stamina, Dexterity, Reflex, Intelligence, Willpower, Intuition and Perception (8 in total). Skill list was reworked, so that every one of them is useful for at least one skill.

Saving throws were removed. Attributes are now: Strength, Stamina, Dexterity, Reflex, Intelligence, Willpower, Intuition and Perception (8 in total). Skill list was reworked, so that every one of them is useful for at least one skill.

What about being winded?

Removed saving throws. Thinking on changing the abilities - I want the number to be between 5 and 8, to have ways of differentiating various characters.

Regarding action points: you get a number of them equal to 5 + Dex. You can use only one action that takes 5 points in a turn, even if you have 10 points. (Such an action is roughly equal to a full-round action from D&D) Any more comments? There's a link to a GT-translated version, so you can...

As there is little interest in the sister thread in the 'General RPG Discussion' area, I decided to post it here, as the ruleset had its roots in d20. ------------------------------------------------------------- Moja mechanika - Treskri Everything done up until now is under the link. It's...

Marshal made into an advancement path. Further advantages clean-up. And a major breakthrough when it comes to character creation: creating a character now costs points (20 at start). You use these points to choose your race, profession and advantages. I'll probably have to edit the first...

So what violates the OGL...?

I've finally done a major overhaul of profession (class) system: only 9 classes remained - rogue, fighter, marshal, psychic warrior and ranger; bard, wizard, cleric and druid. I've cleaned advantages up to make the choices clearer. And a knight is now an advancement path. I'm wondering what...

Well, there's something fascinating about writing or watching movies with evil. The same, I imagine, is true for roleplaying, whether the players play evil PCs or not. However, any discussion of specific "evils" tends to go the 'bashing people's opinions' and 'forgetting about the fact it is...

I am going to cull classes (renamed to professions). Right now I'm down to 6. I'll do it when I have a bit of spare time.

I want to avoid circumstance bonuses or penalties. Is there a way to do it?

I think there should be DM options, including: - XP as in third edition (xp based on encounter level) - XP as in 4e (xp based on monster level) - XP as in AD&D (gold for xp for some) - XP as in OD&D (gold for xp)

LOL, love the idea of a drunk party, especially the wizard...

A friend of mine was going to write an article in Polish about his perception of D&D Next playtest. I was going to sign up and contribute to it... but then the article linked by the OP showed up. We were going by the FAQ and we did understand that "writing about D&D Next mechanics is OK as long...

I'd love to see both a silver standard and a Buy DC, like in some rulebooks - "Mediaeval Cities" (or sth like that) being one of them. (sorry, I don't have the book with me as I'm at uni right now, so I don't remember the title)

I'm trying to cut down on the number of classes. Wizard, rogue, cleric, druid, monk and warrior are here to stay. Is it possible to make all the other classes "advancement paths" of these?

I agree that alignment is useful for 1,2,3. And point 4 is also a good point, while keeping the D&D Next idea of it working only on outsiders, non-native creatures or ones strongly tied to magic. Point 4 also applies to things such as holy weapons, holy water etc. However, 1-3 could also be...

Rename [Healing] to [Life] and you get your wish.