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Message: <blockquote data-quote="pemerton" data-source="post: 9102020" data-attributes="member: 42582">Yep.Most of what has been said is stuff I agree with.For me, it's the clarity and ease of the play procedures - the game almost never grinds to a halt over questions of whose job it is to do what, or how to resolve some action declaration.It's the way the combat resolution, both player-side (for PCs) and GM-side (for NPCs and creatures) shows rather than just tells. (As per [USER=48135]@Fifth Element[/USER]'s comment not far upthread.)It's the deliberate creation of a fantasy lore and cosmology that will (i) engage the PCs and (ii) propel them into action, without the GM having to drop hooks or make up backstory or seed the world with McGuffins.It's scene-based non-combat resolution via skill challenges, which produces vivid scenes, hard choices and unexpected outcomes.It's vibrant, thematically compelling play!</blockquote>