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Message: <blockquote data-quote="C_M2008" data-source="post: 4589760" data-attributes="member: 65375">I'm not attacking you or your work, relax, it's a summary of how I feel about it, which is all I had time for at the time. Here is some commentary then:-20 points for abilities seems low for a supers game, still in the normal range of D&D characters really.-This is further hampered by your ability score cap, which restricts players from having truly "super" scores.-"maximum rank in an ability"; seems very 3e and not 4e. Also not very heroic to limit the character in such a way, if I want to put all my points in teleport or regenerate for example let me.-for trying to keep things simple, several new terms are introduced.-taking multiple second winds is very heroic, fits the genre.-not going to comment on all of the powers, but regeneration could actually give regeneration?-dice scale: seems unnecessary, why not allow the buying of more dice instead of scaling automatically?-The Super Ability bonuses seem better suited to extras and unnecessarily complicated to remember if I have multiple super scores-extras seem like they could be purchased instead of being restricted to one/level.-traits: see above.-having to build the opponents from scratch seems like a lot of work(very 3e), suggestions on reflavoured monsters from 4e would have been a nice touch, or some standard foes of each type at levels 1-3.  In summary there are too many restrictions on what I can build as a character inherent in the system. Your suggestions at the end help, but to make it do what I want would require some large rewrites. So too many restricitons= Doesn't feel very Super. Clearer?</blockquote>

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