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<blockquote data-quote="Aust Diamondew" data-source="post: 1793051" data-attributes="member: 5156">Haven't there already been several threads about simplifying the the game? I do agree that some mechanics do need to be streamlined (such as grappling and some of the redundant conditions).&nbsp; But I think AoO are fine. I think feats are great, in 3e not all characters are carbon copies (except for ability scores and proficiencies) by level 20. And I believe multiclassing (except for alot spell casters) works out alright and is very simple and steamlined.&nbsp; I dislike the PRC mechanic but thats just my personal taste.The skill system is simple, and only gets a tad confusing when you multiclass and even then isn't too hard to figure out. (the synergy bonuses can be annoying to keep track of though). Majorly redesigning the system to make it simpler I believe will end up making it more complicated, where your players will have to learn a bunch of house rules that are just confusing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aust Diamondew, post: 1793051, member: 5156"] Haven't there already been several threads about simplifying the the game? I do agree that some mechanics do need to be streamlined (such as grappling and some of the redundant conditions). But I think AoO are fine. I think feats are great, in 3e not all characters are carbon copies (except for ability scores and proficiencies) by level 20. And I believe multiclassing (except for alot spell casters) works out alright and is very simple and steamlined. I dislike the PRC mechanic but thats just my personal taste. The skill system is simple, and only gets a tad confusing when you multiclass and even then isn't too hard to figure out. (the synergy bonuses can be annoying to keep track of though). Majorly redesigning the system to make it simpler I believe will end up making it more complicated, where your players will have to learn a bunch of house rules that are just confusing. [/QUOTE]

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