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<blockquote data-quote="Hassassin" data-source="post: 5779574" data-attributes="member: 6675228">Class design.There are player rolls variant or house rules for both editions, this is easy.Spell design. Nothing in theory prevents you from having spells from both editions for one system as long as they are balanced.It is easy to give a dial, like &quot;choose the level you start at&quot; or weaker threats to use for first levels.The actions are a bit different, but not all that much compared to earlier editions. Sure, you have to pick one, the other or something slightly different, but I doubt this is that big an issue for many.This is an issue where it will be interesting seeing them reconcile different opinions. It's not impossible to design the core system so that different healing rules can be used, but they need some default of course.This is something, where I think few actually want different vs. same rules, just good. In any case, there is one person in the table whom this really concerns and I wouldn't call it part of the core system.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hassassin, post: 5779574, member: 6675228"] Class design. There are player rolls variant or house rules for both editions, this is easy. Spell design. Nothing in theory prevents you from having spells from both editions for one system as long as they are balanced. It is easy to give a dial, like "choose the level you start at" or weaker threats to use for first levels. The actions are a bit different, but not all that much compared to earlier editions. Sure, you have to pick one, the other or something slightly different, but I doubt this is that big an issue for many. This is an issue where it will be interesting seeing them reconcile different opinions. It's not impossible to design the core system so that different healing rules can be used, but they need some default of course. This is something, where I think few actually want different vs. same rules, just good. In any case, there is one person in the table whom this really concerns and I wouldn't call it part of the core system. [/QUOTE]

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