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<blockquote data-quote="papakee" data-source="post: 3179424" data-attributes="member: 4262">For 4E, I would think there will have to be something significantly new or different while still keeping most of the D&amp;D core basics of game.&nbsp; Also, the rules would be setup under the same old model of basic rules first, expansions to those rules in subsequent books.&nbsp; A slight alteration to that may be to 'level' the games like the old 'Basic', 'Expert' and 'Advanced' series in the mid 80s.Some guesses would beo Total revamped magic systemo Replace Classes and/or Levels with a total customizable charactero Add action points/hero pointso Replace Hit Points with a more detailed system per body area (allowing called shots and specific injuries)o Computerized combat resolution due to complexity (cross out minis-battlemap/write in laptop)Anyway...all of this is just one big guess and is probably way off track.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="papakee, post: 3179424, member: 4262"] For 4E, I would think there will have to be something significantly new or different while still keeping most of the D&D core basics of game. Also, the rules would be setup under the same old model of basic rules first, expansions to those rules in subsequent books. A slight alteration to that may be to 'level' the games like the old 'Basic', 'Expert' and 'Advanced' series in the mid 80s. Some guesses would be o Total revamped magic system o Replace Classes and/or Levels with a total customizable character o Add action points/hero points o Replace Hit Points with a more detailed system per body area (allowing called shots and specific injuries) o Computerized combat resolution due to complexity (cross out minis-battlemap/write in laptop) Anyway...all of this is just one big guess and is probably way off track. [/QUOTE]

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