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<blockquote data-quote="Arctic Wolf" data-source="post: 5975447" data-attributes="member: 6686199">Hey all, sorry I haven't been paying attention to this thread in a long time. Just got busy with my friends getting married and their pet dying <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/cry.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":.-(" title="Cry&nbsp; &nbsp; :.-(" data-shortname=":.-(" />(luckily not at the same time), so been outta it for awhile. So what I get so far from this thread is the following:&nbsp;Likes- Action pointsMonster and Encounter DesignGods and ArtifactsClass RolesEdition Language (specifically standard/move/minor action)Racial Powers&nbsp;Debatable- Skill ChallengesHealing SurgesMagic Items&nbsp;Dislikes- Movement aka diagonalsLocking Down your Character too muchToo many options aka feats, etc.Too much errataTracking Conditions&nbsp;&nbsp;I agree with this list and ask you, does anything else need to be added to it and what do you think we should do to improve it? I know a few of you have already given suggestions but I want to hear from others. Also, I pose a few questions to you:&nbsp;Do you think some themes could be used in a way to multiclass?&nbsp;Do you agree with D&amp;DN approach on capping ability scores and each ability score being it's own defense or do you prefer 4e's?&nbsp;What is the difference between a sorceror and a wizard to you? &nbsp;Do you think that the bard, paladin, assassin, and druid can stand alone as classes or would make better themes?&nbsp;And to finish this off, while I do like multiple settings since they give a distinct feeling to a game, I still feel like they are a bit distracting. What I propose is a sort of timeline that could connect them and make it seem more alive as a universe. Each setting could be a different era of the universe. That is my opininon at least and would love to hear yours.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arctic Wolf, post: 5975447, member: 6686199"] Hey all, sorry I haven't been paying attention to this thread in a long time. Just got busy with my friends getting married and their pet dying :.-((luckily not at the same time), so been outta it for awhile. So what I get so far from this thread is the following: Likes- Action points Monster and Encounter Design Gods and Artifacts Class Roles Edition Language (specifically standard/move/minor action) Racial Powers Debatable- Skill Challenges Healing Surges Magic Items Dislikes- Movement aka diagonals Locking Down your Character too much Too many options aka feats, etc. Too much errata Tracking Conditions I agree with this list and ask you, does anything else need to be added to it and what do you think we should do to improve it? I know a few of you have already given suggestions but I want to hear from others. Also, I pose a few questions to you: Do you think some themes could be used in a way to multiclass? Do you agree with D&DN approach on capping ability scores and each ability score being it's own defense or do you prefer 4e's? What is the difference between a sorceror and a wizard to you? Do you think that the bard, paladin, assassin, and druid can stand alone as classes or would make better themes? And to finish this off, while I do like multiple settings since they give a distinct feeling to a game, I still feel like they are a bit distracting. What I propose is a sort of timeline that could connect them and make it seem more alive as a universe. Each setting could be a different era of the universe. That is my opininon at least and would love to hear yours. [/QUOTE]

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