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<blockquote data-quote="Onslaught" data-source="post: 7857532" data-attributes="member: 61011">I would never have thought that... I always liked Warforged for the hole concept of the race, forged for war, born &quot;ready&quot; for battle (hence my disgust with current Integrated Plate).Not only part of the fun as DM is to know how to overcome that (Heat Metal!), but also coup de grace helps balance these problems your friend. Anyway as a player I always tough dropping is dropping no matter what.Well... I don't like firearms in D&amp;D, mostly for conceptual reasons... it's too idiosyncratic&nbsp; (Wizards, yeah, I know) for my taste. If it's well woven into the setting, I tend to like them, like in Iron Kingdoms - but in that setting gunpowder changed how fights are done. Well... at least that I can see where it comes from, since (from what I have heard) Psionics were completely broken in 1st and 2nd Ed, and did some crazy naughty word back in 3rd... so... fair game.Well... the change was done mostly because of Surveys, that wanted more Eberron-esque Eberron. I think some of that was left out of this product, cruncy-wise.But I notice I'm in the minority, even online, so... guess I'll have to just be sad alone and deal with it (and house rule stuff in my table, 'cos reasons).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Onslaught, post: 7857532, member: 61011"] I would never have thought that... I always liked Warforged for the hole concept of the race, forged for war, born "ready" for battle (hence my disgust with current Integrated Plate). Not only part of the fun as DM is to know how to overcome that (Heat Metal!), but also coup de grace helps balance these problems your friend. Anyway as a player I always tough dropping is dropping no matter what. Well... I don't like firearms in D&D, mostly for conceptual reasons... it's too idiosyncratic (Wizards, yeah, I know) for my taste. If it's well woven into the setting, I tend to like them, like in Iron Kingdoms - but in that setting gunpowder changed how fights are done. Well... at least that I can see where it comes from, since (from what I have heard) Psionics were completely broken in 1st and 2nd Ed, and did some crazy naughty word back in 3rd... so... fair game. Well... the change was done mostly because of Surveys, that wanted more Eberron-esque Eberron. I think some of that was left out of this product, cruncy-wise. But I notice I'm in the minority, even online, so... guess I'll have to just be sad alone and deal with it (and house rule stuff in my table, 'cos reasons). [/QUOTE]

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