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<blockquote data-quote="Li Shenron" data-source="post: 7264537" data-attributes="member: 1465"><p>It's not that bad... part of the system changes are related to stuff that doesn't come up often, changes to races & feats can be seen as basically setting-specific, and with regard to classes it's likely that each PC is affected only by a couple of house rules anyway. </p><p></p><p>The question is how do you manage with your players? Were these house rules added to the game gradually as your group was playing along, letting the players get used to the changes one at a time? Or did you design your set of house rules on your own, and then delivered them at once for your players to read? The latter is often disorienting, because new players won't know the reason behind your house rules, and may thus see them as pointless.</p><p></p><p>By the way, your format of presentation is really nice. Can you tell what word processor, graphical effects and fonts did you use? I wrote some fantasy setting conversion material that I would like to share on ENWorld but I would like to improve the look of it. (Feel free to PM me so that we don't get out of topic from your thread)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Li Shenron, post: 7264537, member: 1465"] It's not that bad... part of the system changes are related to stuff that doesn't come up often, changes to races & feats can be seen as basically setting-specific, and with regard to classes it's likely that each PC is affected only by a couple of house rules anyway. The question is how do you manage with your players? Were these house rules added to the game gradually as your group was playing along, letting the players get used to the changes one at a time? Or did you design your set of house rules on your own, and then delivered them at once for your players to read? The latter is often disorienting, because new players won't know the reason behind your house rules, and may thus see them as pointless. By the way, your format of presentation is really nice. Can you tell what word processor, graphical effects and fonts did you use? I wrote some fantasy setting conversion material that I would like to share on ENWorld but I would like to improve the look of it. (Feel free to PM me so that we don't get out of topic from your thread) [/QUOTE]
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