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Message: <blockquote data-quote="fireinthedust" data-source="post: 5504169" data-attributes="member: 51930">4e:  Interesting undertaking, though I'm afraid I don't use 4e that often.  I find it not free-flowing enough in its mechanics for my play style; it is fun, however, and great for pickup games.  A great resource, certainly, so thank you.   (an observation and an opinion: the Earthbending at-will of shifting terrain shouldn't need allies, it should just be "you move a character X squares on a hit".  Allies are superfluous to whether or not the earthbender moves/shifts the earth)Here's a neat little wiki:  <a href="http://avatar.wikia.com/wiki/Avatar_Wiki" target="_blank">Avatar Wiki | Avatar: The Last Airbender characters, episodes, elements, and more!</a>Over all, I think the issues in character creation are how many different moves a character knows; the difference between the numeric bonuses and the expansion of their list of powers (two different things, mind you); and the difference between an Avatar and normal benders (broad mastery vs. specific focus: if they have an equal # of feats/powers, then the Avatar will only have minor abilities spread out, compared to a focused build for a single-element bender, who can top off their list of powers and moves quickly).Garrowolf:  I'll check the changes on my day off.  I have some ideas for an avatar (16 or so, older character, already mastered the bending aspect), but I suppose we could discuss the setting the story would be run in.  I'm all GM'd out, and I want to *play*.       Maybe we could find a GM to run a game, and you could try out your system as a player?    I think PMing would be a good idea</blockquote>

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