GreyLord
Legend
And yet one more reason why it's not like BECMI, AD&D, or even 3e.
Part of why I think they've missed the boat on many of the older players who will get Next core...but may not get more than that.
This portion bears much more similarity to how 4e did it, than the other versions. 4e also had similar to hit abilities going up, but with other bonuses normally also tied to either the weapon bonus, or power bonuses.
I don't know if that's going to be how they have it in the basic rules or not, but probably in the advanced rules.
I'm not to fond of how they decided to go with the to hit bonus/proficiency bonuses myself in regards to the chart in the last playtest, but we'll see how well it actually pans out when they start releasing the final rules.
Part of why I think they've missed the boat on many of the older players who will get Next core...but may not get more than that.
This portion bears much more similarity to how 4e did it, than the other versions. 4e also had similar to hit abilities going up, but with other bonuses normally also tied to either the weapon bonus, or power bonuses.
I don't know if that's going to be how they have it in the basic rules or not, but probably in the advanced rules.
I'm not to fond of how they decided to go with the to hit bonus/proficiency bonuses myself in regards to the chart in the last playtest, but we'll see how well it actually pans out when they start releasing the final rules.