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<blockquote data-quote="malkav666" data-source="post: 4317425" data-attributes="member: 70565">My regular gaming group demoed KotS and had a decent time. one of the players ended up hating 4.e, but I suspect that has to do with the fact that he hates everything that isn't AD&amp;D (he hated 3.x as well) But all in all the gorup had a pretty good time, and they have agreed that they want to attempt a 4.e campaign later this year (the 3.x one we are working on should draw to a close in the next few months, and then we have a single module of a popular survival horror type of modern game my group likes to run inline to go before 4.e).The only playing of characters I have gotten to try out in 4.e was at the gameday event earlier this month, and it was pretty decent. I am going to be playing ina&nbsp; once or twice a month game that is starting next Friday with another group of friends that i don't typicaly game with, who want to run...KotS and theother modules in that series. I will be playing a wizard with a little cleric multiclassing in that outing, and to be honest im failrly excited about it.4.e didn't really strike me as a rules upgrade when I first looked at it. in fact I still feel like its more of a D&amp;D table top war strategy game, than a traditional RPG. but I am ok with that. Rules have never defined the scope or depth ofthe roleplaying in our group, and 4.e doesn't really change that too much. And I will freely admit the combats are Hella fun both from a DM and a player standpoint IMO.I feel a synergy in my own thoughts when compared to most of the points the OP made.love,malkav</blockquote>

[QUOTE="malkav666, post: 4317425, member: 70565"] My regular gaming group demoed KotS and had a decent time. one of the players ended up hating 4.e, but I suspect that has to do with the fact that he hates everything that isn't AD&D (he hated 3.x as well) But all in all the gorup had a pretty good time, and they have agreed that they want to attempt a 4.e campaign later this year (the 3.x one we are working on should draw to a close in the next few months, and then we have a single module of a popular survival horror type of modern game my group likes to run inline to go before 4.e). The only playing of characters I have gotten to try out in 4.e was at the gameday event earlier this month, and it was pretty decent. I am going to be playing ina once or twice a month game that is starting next Friday with another group of friends that i don't typicaly game with, who want to run...KotS and theother modules in that series. I will be playing a wizard with a little cleric multiclassing in that outing, and to be honest im failrly excited about it. 4.e didn't really strike me as a rules upgrade when I first looked at it. in fact I still feel like its more of a D&D table top war strategy game, than a traditional RPG. but I am ok with that. Rules have never defined the scope or depth ofthe roleplaying in our group, and 4.e doesn't really change that too much. And I will freely admit the combats are Hella fun both from a DM and a player standpoint IMO. I feel a synergy in my own thoughts when compared to most of the points the OP made. love, malkav [/QUOTE]

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