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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Greg K" data-source="post: 8556682" data-attributes="member: 5038">I didn't think the original was that bad, but I did have some issues with it. It has been a while since I looked at the rules as I switched to Savage Worlds when the best d20M third parties made an exodus to that system, but these are the issues that I recall having with d20M:1. Not explaining the rationale for the d20M multiclassing rules in the core rule book. They appeared in a supplement published by The Game Mechanics, a third party company started by the creators of d20M2. Escalating Hit Points: Wound/Vitality would have been better.3. The Tough Hero tree abilities were kind of meh4. Martial Arts/styes: Fixed by Blood and Fists (RPGObjects) which expands upon the Combat Martial Arts and Defensive Martial Arts Feats by having them as pre-requisites for martial arts stye feats based on real world styles that open up maneuvers and special abilities associated with a given style. it also added new advanced classes (e.g. Martial Arts Master, Contemplative Master, Bar Room Brawler), and rules for Ki and Pressure Points.5. FX Magic Rules: Fixed by replacing the official magic rules with Elements of Magic: Mythic Earth (EN Publishing)6. FX Psionic Rules: Fixed by replacing the official rules with Psychic's Handbook (Green Ronin)7. I seem to recall a problem with autofire rules8. Several of the official supplements-- especially, d20 Past</blockquote>