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Message: <blockquote data-quote="harmyn" data-source="post: 3111614" data-attributes="member: 13511">Or just play GURPS and use a series of basic templates to represent initial class choices and leave a number of additional points that players can spend to more fully customize their characters to better fit their desires.I have quite enjoyed running many games in 3e and 3.5, and truly love playing Classic D&D, but the system will only flex so much. If you want total versatility then GURPS, HERO, and from the sounds of it Rolemaster (not seen any of the new stuff so this is only based off what was implied earlier) might be a better fit for your tastes.For my part, there is a fantasy setting myself and a friend are developing and we turned to GURPS from D&D for it because it gave us the flexibility we were wanting in races, magic, and concepts.</blockquote>