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<blockquote data-quote="Najo" data-source="post: 3906647" data-attributes="member: 9959">Ok, I have my first concerns about 4e now..Ok, I have been an advid supporter of trust the developers. But this new design article has brought up two concerns:1) Overly colorful names for feats (and their like) with Golden Wyvern adept. I really do not like how this affects the feel of my campaign. This is because players reference and use this rules, so I can not remove them or rename them as a DM like I can a monster or magic item.2) The restricting of feats and talents into classes moreso than 3.0 or 3.5. Now, I know that talents are going to be looser, and I know that you can be one class and dabble in another to get feats and talents you want, but I don't think I like the FEEL of that. I don't like that I have to take some levels of ranger to get two weapon fighting or a few levels of rogue to get mobility. It is counter to the feeling of many characters in stories. What if I don't want to multiclass but i want something that could be a single feat instead of 3 levels in a class? These two elements have me concerned a bit. I do not like the feel this puts on the characters and would like the designers to address these concerns.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Najo, post: 3906647, member: 9959"] [b]Ok, I have my first concerns about 4e now..[/b] Ok, I have been an advid supporter of trust the developers. But this new design article has brought up two concerns: 1) Overly colorful names for feats (and their like) with Golden Wyvern adept. I really do not like how this affects the feel of my campaign. This is because players reference and use this rules, so I can not remove them or rename them as a DM like I can a monster or magic item. 2) The restricting of feats and talents into classes moreso than 3.0 or 3.5. Now, I know that talents are going to be looser, and I know that you can be one class and dabble in another to get feats and talents you want, but I don't think I like the FEEL of that. I don't like that I have to take some levels of ranger to get two weapon fighting or a few levels of rogue to get mobility. It is counter to the feeling of many characters in stories. What if I don't want to multiclass but i want something that could be a single feat instead of 3 levels in a class? These two elements have me concerned a bit. I do not like the feel this puts on the characters and would like the designers to address these concerns. [/QUOTE]

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