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<blockquote data-quote="Flexor the Mighty!" data-source="post: 212745" data-attributes="member: 1013"><p>I think it's good, not mindblowing or anything but good.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think it handles D&amp;D well, but since it requires a new, thick as hell, rulebook to play beyond 20th level I think they could have maybe done some things different to remove that problem.&nbsp;&nbsp; I've been talking to some people about d20 star wars and most of them when asked why they like it better than the d6 version is balance.&nbsp; Well some games need more than just balance, like SW.&nbsp; From what I'm being told you can't even replicate what the Jedi do in the movies with the current rules, and level limits cause major NPC's to have stripped down abilities to make them fit withing the classes.&nbsp;&nbsp; I don't want to see most games go d20, I like variety and don't like the thought of most publishers putting out new d20 based editions of their games and abandoning the old systems.&nbsp;&nbsp; That hasn't happened with COC so there is hope.&nbsp;&nbsp; So while I have some gripes about how it handles certain aspects of D&amp;D I think it's a strong system for fantasy gaming.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Flexor the Mighty!, post: 212745, member: 1013"] I think it's good, not mindblowing or anything but good. I think it handles D&D well, but since it requires a new, thick as hell, rulebook to play beyond 20th level I think they could have maybe done some things different to remove that problem. I've been talking to some people about d20 star wars and most of them when asked why they like it better than the d6 version is balance. Well some games need more than just balance, like SW. From what I'm being told you can't even replicate what the Jedi do in the movies with the current rules, and level limits cause major NPC's to have stripped down abilities to make them fit withing the classes. I don't want to see most games go d20, I like variety and don't like the thought of most publishers putting out new d20 based editions of their games and abandoning the old systems. That hasn't happened with COC so there is hope. So while I have some gripes about how it handles certain aspects of D&D I think it's a strong system for fantasy gaming. [/QUOTE]

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