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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nac Mac Feegle" data-source="post: 1643258" data-attributes="member: 15240">Since we seem to have a quorum of players here, I'm going to have a poll.The question is:  Will we be using the grim'n'gritty rules (old edition).  This isn't the latest version (which I don't like so much), but the old version where you still get hp, just not as much.For those who don't know g'n'g: You start with hp equal to your con.  d12 and d10 hit dice get one hitpoint per level, d8 and d6 have 3/4 progression, and d4 has 1/2 progression.  The larger a creature is, the more hp it has.  Armor gives you DR, not AC (you just get your AC from your class bonuses).  If you get hit, you make a fort save or be temporarily dazed or stunned from the pain (depending on how much you fail the save by).  Also, all attacks use dex instead of strength.  I am allowing a home-brew feat I made called Brute Strength, which is like weapon finesse in reverse (Prerequisite: Weapon Focus: Any two handed weapon).Grim'n'Gritty in my opinion would work nicely because of the lack of magic, and furthermore, low hp would lend a much more important and mysterious air to a lost magical artifact such as a potion of firebreath.  In general, g'n'g provides a more realistic, harsh world.I personally would like to do g'n'g, but I want your opinions on it.</blockquote>