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<blockquote data-quote="nonsi256" data-source="post: 5666586" data-attributes="member: 86164">3e is indeed the great RPG revolution in my opinion.It introduced a lot of stuff people were just aching to see ever since the earliest days of D&amp;D:&nbsp;- The 3.5 skill system&nbsp;- Fort-Ref-Will saves&nbsp;- Iterative attacks&nbsp;- Feats' mechanics&nbsp;- Uniformly scaling ability scores&nbsp;- Unconsciousness &amp; Dying below 0 HP&nbsp;- More or less balanced races without the level limits or weird progression crap&nbsp;- TWF&nbsp;- Combat maneuvers such as Bull Rush, Trip &amp; Sunder.&nbsp;- Conditions&nbsp;- Multiclassing&nbsp;- ASF &amp; ACP, &nbsp;- Real class features, such as Uncanny Dodge, Evasion, Slippery Mind etc.&nbsp;- Cha actually counting for somethingNevertheless, there are just too many things that in all 3e variants that were never addressed properly (or at all):&nbsp;- Inferior martial combat action economy&nbsp;- Broken spellcasting action economy&nbsp;- Overall class balance&nbsp;- Real class versatility and options that really amount to more than just stat ogmentations.&nbsp;- Weapon groups and weapons' balance&nbsp;- Broken spells&nbsp;- 1st level survivability&nbsp;- Class-less characters&nbsp;- Helmets&nbsp;- Called Shots&nbsp;- Level dependent dodge AC&nbsp;- Charging&nbsp;- Holding a hostage with a knife to his throat&nbsp;- Epic level progression&nbsp;- Feinting&nbsp;- Fighting Recklessly&nbsp;- Force Effects having infinite HP&nbsp;- Grappling&nbsp;- Immunities&nbsp;- Massive Damage&nbsp;- Stacking stat increases&nbsp;- Overrun&nbsp;- Play Dead&nbsp;- Pulling Punches&nbsp;- Shield Another&nbsp;- Turn Undead</blockquote>

[QUOTE="nonsi256, post: 5666586, member: 86164"] 3e is indeed the great RPG revolution in my opinion. It introduced a lot of stuff people were just aching to see ever since the earliest days of D&D: - The 3.5 skill system - Fort-Ref-Will saves - Iterative attacks - Feats' mechanics - Uniformly scaling ability scores - Unconsciousness & Dying below 0 HP - More or less balanced races without the level limits or weird progression crap - TWF - Combat maneuvers such as Bull Rush, Trip & Sunder. - Conditions - Multiclassing - ASF & ACP, - Real class features, such as Uncanny Dodge, Evasion, Slippery Mind etc. - Cha actually counting for something Nevertheless, there are just too many things that in all 3e variants that were never addressed properly (or at all): - Inferior martial combat action economy - Broken spellcasting action economy - Overall class balance - Real class versatility and options that really amount to more than just stat ogmentations. - Weapon groups and weapons' balance - Broken spells - 1st level survivability - Class-less characters - Helmets - Called Shots - Level dependent dodge AC - Charging - Holding a hostage with a knife to his throat - Epic level progression - Feinting - Fighting Recklessly - Force Effects having infinite HP - Grappling - Immunities - Massive Damage - Stacking stat increases - Overrun - Play Dead - Pulling Punches - Shield Another - Turn Undead [/QUOTE]

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