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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Frostmarrow" data-source="post: 1817057" data-attributes="member: 1122">-Agreed. It takes little time to look things up. But it does take time. The people in this thread are all experienced role-players and likely we don't need all those precise rules to have the game run smoothly. You see, the downside of using a rules-lite system is that it is easier to exploit the weaknesses of such a system. However if you trust your gaming fellows and your DM this is not going to be a problem. In the end you have won a couple of minutes* everytime someone casts a spell or uses a fancy ability.Still, if you do need exact rules they are readily available. We still own the PHB and the DMG and the rules presented there will work with C&C (or so they say). So by using C&C you are free flying until a real (perhaps infected) rules argument comes up. When it does you refer to the DMG as a higher instance of judgement.There was an interesting article about these things over at Monte Cook's the other day. <a href="http://www.montecook.com" target="_blank">http://www.montecook.com</a> (DM's Only). He is on to something but still relies on D&D (or AE) to do the job.* A couple of minutes or two seconds matters little. It's all in the experience of waiting. Some people don't mind waiting and others do. -I certainly don't like waiting, even if it's only for two seconds.</blockquote>