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<blockquote data-quote="Doc Eldritch" data-source="post: 4340231" data-attributes="member: 68817">On the subject of getting rid of iterative attacks, I am somewhat torn. I don't mind them too much, and they do help the fighter close the damage gap with spellcasters.&nbsp; Some ideas I am thinking of for my game (since having tried 4e a few times I am leaning into the 'not for me' camp), include:All fighter type classes getting a damage bonus on attacks equal to at least 1/2 level, possibly moreSpell damage is capped at 10 dice, periodYou can sacrifice an attack if you have more than one, to move 10'.&nbsp; This is in addition to a normal move, and you can not move more than twice in a round in this way.&nbsp; Unlike a 5' step, you are NOT immune to provoking AoOs.And I am working on some kind of manuever system for fighters.&nbsp; Based a bit on Combat Rituals (from AE), 4e Exploits, and some other odds and ends from places.Other rules I think would port over well, include the Mook rules (though I was using something similar already), the Poison and Disease rules (especially Disease, that track works well for LOTS of things), and rituals.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doc Eldritch, post: 4340231, member: 68817"] [COLOR=White]On the subject of getting rid of iterative attacks, I am somewhat torn. I don't mind them too much, and they do help the fighter close the damage gap with spellcasters. Some ideas I am thinking of for my game (since having tried 4e a few times I am leaning into the 'not for me' camp), include: All fighter type classes getting a damage bonus on attacks equal to at least 1/2 level, possibly more Spell damage is capped at 10 dice, period You can sacrifice an attack if you have more than one, to move 10'. This is in addition to a normal move, and you can not move more than twice in a round in this way. Unlike a 5' step, you are NOT immune to provoking AoOs. And I am working on some kind of manuever system for fighters. Based a bit on Combat Rituals (from AE), 4e Exploits, and some other odds and ends from places. Other rules I think would port over well, include the Mook rules (though I was using something similar already), the Poison and Disease rules (especially Disease, that track works well for LOTS of things), and rituals. [/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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