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Message: <blockquote data-quote="EarthsShadow" data-source="post: 486447" data-attributes="member: 3531">What else is different?Lots of things. For example: magic. The spellcasting classes have mostly new spells. The magic system is very different in many ways, actually -- particularly in the creation of magic items and in the flexibility of the spells. Anyone who's a little tired of the traditional "prepare, then cast" method of handling spells will find the ability to alter the a spell's power and weave together minor spells into larger ones very interesting and fun. Individual casters can tailor the spells they know to make them unique.And that's just for starters. There's new equipment, weapons, and armor. Alignment is gone. The concept of arcane and divine magic is gone. And lots more.After reading this question and answer on the faq, I am going to buy this book the day it comes out.  I am going to GenCon and order one online just in case I don't make it to GenCon, but I am going to the Con.  I want this book.  Finally, a writer who has decided to write magic classes that don't do the arcane and divine and definately doesn't plan on fire and forget.  OMG,  there is a God after all.</blockquote>