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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arauthator" data-source="post: 4003925" data-attributes="member: 46168">Henry Ford brought cars to america for the first time, that's what I meant by original. He also was the Father of the assembly line in auto manufacturing.Gary moved to Lejendary Adventures because he felt that RPG's were becoming too complex in rules systems. One of the key factors I love about the guy is his vision to downsize rules and keep things simple. Sometimes, when the horsepower burns out the transmission, it's time to move the car into the grocery go getter, and sell it to the ones that don't need all that horsepower. The ones that are more interested in picking up the kids after school and able to get around economically.Hehe.Besides, if we are going to talk evolution, it's only right to bring the Father of the game into the picture.The idea that you can't do your favorite Fantasy character in DnD is just absurd. Ask any writer or publisher currently active in D20 systems and they will try to sell that concept to you on purpose. As a matter of fact, that whole concept, it use to be the back bone of D20. Lot's of people learned to play this way. It was the quickest way to get a guy that had no idea of what the Fantasy world was about, into the game and walk away feeling like he had a good time.</blockquote>