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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson Longinus" data-source="post: 8373403" data-attributes="member: 7025508">But you actually don't seem to want to sue them to measure things...Sure.It was important then too. It is a really cool feature. It just has nothing to do with how strong orcs are.Yeah, fair. I actually think that some of the official ASI assignments are weird too and do not agree with them. And that's part of why I've said in couple of posts that they're somewhat poorly handled. But I still like the concept.Yes, sure. And I think the removing of ASIs will affect those future concepts. And some of those archetypes we now think as obvious will vanish. Its not necessarily a bad thing, but if you like them it might be. They aren't... Sure, in some ways. But that is the direction floating ASIs is taking it to.No they aren't. It just happens that some things are easier to measure with ASIs and some with traits and in other ways. And what those things are is just due what things D&amp;D decided to measure with ability scores decades ago.And historically half orcs were stronger than halflings. Same thing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crimson Longinus, post: 8373403, member: 7025508"] But you actually don't seem to want to sue them to measure things... Sure. It was important then too. It is a really cool feature. It just has nothing to do with how strong orcs are. Yeah, fair. I actually think that some of the official ASI assignments are weird too and do not agree with them. And that's part of why I've said in couple of posts that they're somewhat poorly handled. But I still like the concept. Yes, sure. And I think the removing of ASIs will affect those future concepts. And some of those archetypes we now think as obvious will vanish. Its not necessarily a bad thing, but if you like them it might be. They aren't... Sure, in some ways. But that is the direction floating ASIs is taking it to. No they aren't. It just happens that some things are easier to measure with ASIs and some with traits and in other ways. And what those things are is just due what things D&D decided to measure with ability scores decades ago. And historically half orcs were stronger than halflings. Same thing. [/QUOTE]

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