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<blockquote data-quote="Gothmog" data-source="post: 859709" data-attributes="member: 317">I can definitely see 28 pages of houserules.&nbsp; I personally have around 75 pages, including a WP/VP system, fixes to spells/abilities/feats in the Core Rules, defense-based AC progression, replacement spellcasting classes, a low-magic magic system, a list of herbs and natural medicines, a revision of the domains and clerical spellcasting, new feats, new spells, new prestiege classes, etc.&nbsp; 3E's internal consistency is tighter than previous versions, but it has it own sets of inconsistencies and problems the previous editions never dreamed of.&nbsp; The funny thing is that I had fewer pages of houserules for 1E and 2E combined than I have now (not that I mind house-ruling, in fact its nice since the DM can tweak the rules to suit his own world).As far as reducing the load of number crunching on the DM, PCGen is a true help for making NPCs.&nbsp; I also have one player keep track of spell durations, buffs, etc; another do initiative; another keep track of mapping and notes; etc.&nbsp; You just need to delegate some of the tasks to the players.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gothmog, post: 859709, member: 317"] I can definitely see 28 pages of houserules. I personally have around 75 pages, including a WP/VP system, fixes to spells/abilities/feats in the Core Rules, defense-based AC progression, replacement spellcasting classes, a low-magic magic system, a list of herbs and natural medicines, a revision of the domains and clerical spellcasting, new feats, new spells, new prestiege classes, etc. 3E's internal consistency is tighter than previous versions, but it has it own sets of inconsistencies and problems the previous editions never dreamed of. The funny thing is that I had fewer pages of houserules for 1E and 2E combined than I have now (not that I mind house-ruling, in fact its nice since the DM can tweak the rules to suit his own world). As far as reducing the load of number crunching on the DM, PCGen is a true help for making NPCs. I also have one player keep track of spell durations, buffs, etc; another do initiative; another keep track of mapping and notes; etc. You just need to delegate some of the tasks to the players. [/QUOTE]

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