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Message: <blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 7621783" data-attributes="member: 3400">2e- Kits - yeah, I know, many were unevenly designed, but I submit the idea was still a good one and Al-Qadim put them to fabulous use- much needed boost to dragon power- thief abilities being personally adjustable- specialty priests- wizard school specialization3e- Ability score damage. I really liked having an alternative track other than hit points. It made updating A4 - Dungeons of the Slave Lords a breeze. Why couldn't PCs cast anything but lowest level spells? Drug-induced casting ability damage! Poisons too deadly/too weak in previous editions - damage the stats! - unifying ability score bonus progression- sneak attack not being as conditional as backstab- ability score increases via level-up- spontaneous healing spells- decoupling ability score hard requirements from classes- positive benefits to playing human compared to demi-humans rather than level limits hampering demi-humansPF - modification of 3e's negative levels that no longer attacked actual character levels. Level draining could still be broadly dangerous without being as metagamey as level loss.- barbarian rage measured in rounds- major boosts to ranger's favored enemy/favored terrain powers- major boost to utility of paladin's smite- important reforms to wildshaping- half elves and half orcs having the same stat bonuses as humans5e - The simplicity of Advantage/Disadvantage.- reeling in the number explosion and boosting utility of weaker monsters with bounded accuracy- simplified action economy- bonus actions- more flexible use of prepped spells in spell slotsI can probably come up with more...</blockquote>

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