Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="joela" data-source="post: 4187494" data-attributes="member: 48572">in due timeOFT. I wasn't around at the time, but some of my fellow DMs and players rejoined as hard, if not harder, as 4E supporters when 3.0 first came onto the scene. For me, coming in at 3.5 from an AD&D 1st background, I was both amazed and appalled: low level wizards didn't nearly have to rely on a crossbow as much but shopping for frickin' magic items? And what is this "balanced" cr$#? Playing superhero games concurrently and after AD&D 1st, I learned that players, if determined, will find the loopholes in the system and break any so-called "balanced" encounter set by the DM. Some of my fellow DMs who have already tested the unofficial rules compendium released here on ENworld and follow the forums have already see some flaws and are speculating how to take advantage of it. The recent report that PCs can "multiclass" by taking feats to acquire other classes' abilities already has my DM stick twitching to smack any powergamer in my 4E game(s).</blockquote>