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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CreamCloud0" data-source="post: 8900872" data-attributes="member: 7034710">thoughts on the things i voted for (and some on the ones i specifically didn't vote for)i think alignment is a great concept with a bad rep from misuse and misunderstanding, as well as being a quick and easy summary of your character's values and methods it's interesting for informing how npcs both divine and mortal might react differenly to you based on your respective alignments, i think there ought to be more mechanical systems that are affected by alignment so that your character action choices have an actual influence on more things (but not penalties for changing/going against your alignment, it's descriptive not prescriptive)this means like herbalism kit or disguse kit right? EDIT: after reading tetrasodiums response on what kits actually are i still want thesemore character build choices? definitely, also ties into the fact i didn't vote for multiclassing so this is my chosen method for getting cross-class abilitesgiving classes a clear purpose in how they're meant to contribute is good for building them to be effectivepeople deserve choicesthe AEDU system was actually good you guysmartials should be allowed to be cool without requiring magicsimple, yet effective, however also, have stacking bonuses20 levels is enoughlots of species to choose from is good, but that doesn't mean you need to be using them all at the same timei struggle to understand how combat would work without it considering basically everything has a range/areadepth in challenges is goodassuming exploration rules are included in this toothey're goodmore customisation options are always betterjust my preference of the optionssimple but effectivevariety is the spice of lifesee featssee feats again, this time because it you get to face the same monsters with different flavourunexpected items can be interestinga generic floating +2, +1, is flavourless and bland, i'd rather have the mechanics support the fiction/lore, i know they're not the only contributor but i think they still matter as a contributor, you can already play any species/class combination floating modifiers doesn't 'unlock' any options for you unless you care more about optimisation over narrativespecies is a sorely underwhelming contributor to building your character, it deserves to be more impactfulThings i do not want:honestly i think multiclassing is overly complicated and too prone to being exploited by powergamersjust no, get back in line you jumped up nerd, i honestly think they should be a utility/support class with minimal offensive magics, we have enough offensive magic classes.</blockquote>

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