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<blockquote data-quote="Ahnehnois" data-source="post: 4372398" data-attributes="member: 17106">(I'm considering 3.5 as including most supplements, not just core)-Inequality among the six ability scores.-Some high-level spells are too powerful-Infinite possibility spells (polymorph and related)-Caster save DCs too complicated-Casters don't have at-will powers (at least not until warlock, etc.)-No class defense bonus (related to this: confusion between ref saves and AC)-Damage doesn't cause harm (i.e. you're fine until you start dying)-Healing is too easy (with and without magic)-Resurrection is too easy-Magic Item dependency-Complicated buff spells-Dead levels-Prestige class proliferation-Skills don't advance unless you advance them-Not enough skill points to spread around-Racial inequality (in the sense that half-elves suck, I mean)-Race doesn't influence the character as much at high levels-Races often suck for their &quot;favored class&quot; (see elven wizards)-There's just too many rulesMany of these problems are either unavoidable (see last entry) or are dealt with in 4e (with varying results, IMO)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ahnehnois, post: 4372398, member: 17106"] (I'm considering 3.5 as including most supplements, not just core) -Inequality among the six ability scores. -Some high-level spells are too powerful -Infinite possibility spells (polymorph and related) -Caster save DCs too complicated -Casters don't have at-will powers (at least not until warlock, etc.) -No class defense bonus (related to this: confusion between ref saves and AC) -Damage doesn't cause harm (i.e. you're fine until you start dying) -Healing is too easy (with and without magic) -Resurrection is too easy -Magic Item dependency -Complicated buff spells -Dead levels -Prestige class proliferation -Skills don't advance unless you advance them -Not enough skill points to spread around -Racial inequality (in the sense that half-elves suck, I mean) -Race doesn't influence the character as much at high levels -Races often suck for their "favored class" (see elven wizards) -There's just too many rules Many of these problems are either unavoidable (see last entry) or are dealt with in 4e (with varying results, IMO) [/QUOTE]

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