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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PMárk" data-source="post: 7852134" data-attributes="member: 6804619">What I especially like, is that it's a conscise system, where everything works along the same lines (PCs-NPCs-Monsters) and has rules for creating virtually anything. Yes, others might find it stiffling and too much, but I appreciate highly that inner consistency and that after understadning the rules, I can create virtually anything that's still works well within that framework. I never find that supressing my imagination, or creativity, but it helps a lot keeping everything to fit without taking away the depth of the system, which I also like a lot. Also, I actually like that 3e put the item creation on the PCs side. I always thought that it's illogical that PCs can't reliably create things on their own (but can cast spells of high power) and it goes better with high-fantasy settings, like FR, or golarion, IMO. I never felt it's making magic less magical, since it's still needs a lot of resource and time, so in average, high-power items are still rare.Overall, anyone could say anything about 3/3.5e, but the fact, that it's still among the most played systems (it's still high ranked on the virtual tabletop reports here on EnWorld, for example) and the success of Pathfinder proves it's worth.</blockquote>