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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jackelope King" data-source="post: 3732210" data-attributes="member: 31454">I played in a short adventure that stretched over two sessions, and even though I wanted to add a nice rules-lite game to my library, C&C just wasn't it. Character creation was just too boring, and while interesting, the SEIGE Engine in practice just didn't work as well as I would've wanted (the guy who rolled bad and didn't have an ability score above 14 was still regularly outperforming other people with 18s because he played a human and had 3 primes). Being straight-jacketed into the archetypes that the Troll Lords thought were archetypal really wasn't fun, especially when the archetypes were a little silly (the illusionist was seperate from the wizard, but no good support for a swashbuckling duelist?) I can see how the game would appeal to other groups of gamers, but I'm clearly not one of them.True20 was a much better fit for me in the rules-lite department.</blockquote>