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<blockquote data-quote="wherwrthal" data-source="post: 4071485" data-attributes="member: 60728">I am actually in favor of a more buildable class.Each of my players is relatively new to the game and while they have begun to see the advantages of slight powergaming, they haven't yet realized its full potential.In addition, I think that for older players and DM's it'll give a quick start for their own campaigns.&nbsp; While this has been debated about whether it is a &quot;good&quot; thing or not has been bandied about by these boards for a while, but I think it'll take ny small group a lot less time to convert to 4th edition than it has for them to learn the things they have for 3.X (Been trying to work in some of the 4E stuff in houserules to get them ready.)I don't think that anything that will bring new people into a game I have loved for years over its various incarnations could be too bad.&nbsp; Especially if it's more of my friends.Easier is not always better, but for a new gamer it helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="wherwrthal, post: 4071485, member: 60728"] I am actually in favor of a more buildable class. Each of my players is relatively new to the game and while they have begun to see the advantages of slight powergaming, they haven't yet realized its full potential. In addition, I think that for older players and DM's it'll give a quick start for their own campaigns. While this has been debated about whether it is a "good" thing or not has been bandied about by these boards for a while, but I think it'll take ny small group a lot less time to convert to 4th edition than it has for them to learn the things they have for 3.X (Been trying to work in some of the 4E stuff in houserules to get them ready.) I don't think that anything that will bring new people into a game I have loved for years over its various incarnations could be too bad. Especially if it's more of my friends. Easier is not always better, but for a new gamer it helps. [/QUOTE]

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