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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pierson_Lowgal" data-source="post: 4120829" data-attributes="member: 34367">1. Healing Surges: because it means clerics aren't heal-bots.2. New CR system: better for smaller & larger parties3. Hearty PCs: I like how sturdy 1st level PCs are.4. At Will/Encounter Oriented rather than Daily: hasn't every video game proved this is better.5. Ditching ECL: a system that never works at my table6. Monsters don't necessarily use the same rules as PCs - better for designers as Necromancer guys said7. Fighter-types seem to have a couple of more interesting things to do.8. Undead not immune to crits or sneak attacks: the vast # of sneke-immune always a problem at the table.9. Turn undead: any change would be an improvement to nothing/run away/explode10. Threatening Reach Limited: less cautious-movement is better11. Less reliance on magic items for character abilities/survivability & easily removable12. General mechanic of X + 1/2 level: saving throws not totally imbalanced, hooray!13. Diminishing the adventure/encounter breakers of fly, invis, teleport14. tactics shifted from character creation to combat15. less die rolling at high level16. cool, reusable abilities for everyone *blow kazoo*17. simplification/better usability of conditions18. quest & non-combat xp (of course i was doing this already)19. save-or-sit diminished - you can't tell me that save-or-sit is fun.20. Fun over simulation21. flattening the power curve allows GM larger greater diversity of legitimate opponents21b. (Online-Tabletop - depending on quality)22. extended sweet spot To be fair - Don't Likes1. 1-1-1 movement2. elimination of non-adventurer skills.  I'll just houserule them back in and give PC's an extra proficient skill.</blockquote>

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