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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kenjura" data-source="post: 814067" data-attributes="member: 11321">That has been a primary concern.  I'm not sure what is and isn't sacred, but here's what I haven't changed (though, in some cases, I've provided variant rules to use instead).The actual class list (no deletions)PC races (I leave it to the PHB and Savage Species)Basic feat, ability increase, max ranks, and XP progression for PC'sHit points (vp/wp variant option exists)General combat rules (base attack, AC, special actions, AOO's, etc)Method of gaining XP (variant rules exist, but the core stands)Here's a few important things that have changed, and warrant verification:The system requires the point buy method (can be overturned by the DM, of course).  As far as I know, point buy doesn't exist in the SRD, and I'm not even allowed to refer to it (as in "use standard point buy in the core rulebook").Multiclassing penalties (20% XP hit) do not exist.  Indeed, there will a DM's option to add minor, but useful rewards to compensate for the inherent disadvantages in multiclassing.The skill list has been altered.  Many deletions, many merges, many additions.  The basic mechanic is the same (ranks + modifiers = bonus).  I don't know why every d20 product in the world supports the core PHB skills.I've changed phb feats, like Dodge.  I'm not sure if I'm allowed to call a feat "Dodge", especially if it's different.I'm of the opinion that classes, skills, feats, equipment, and monsters should be completely up to the campaign world developer and the DM.  The core skills and feats are not universal, they're for a Greyhawk-ish world of "standard d&d" and couldn't possibly support everyone's playing style.  I've tried to expand them without alienating the core system.I've actually considered making my own system, but I decided it isn't worth it.  This system, while one of the most radical out there, is really no more of a departure than d20 Modern or Star Wars d20, which are both valid.  I like the marketing opportunities with the d20 license.-Kenjura</blockquote>

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