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<blockquote data-quote="Ridley's Cohort" data-source="post: 213818" data-attributes="member: 545">The actions thing is poorly explained.&nbsp; It works well in play once you get used to it, but it is a bear to learn.I agree on the general point of the sacred cows.&nbsp; You will never get a consensus on what should be changed.&nbsp; My personal opinion is that several spells should be shifted or down in level.&nbsp; The designers really tried to avoid doing so, although the did enough fiddling to make things better.Other people screwing around with your rules is part of the price you pay for success, I am afraid.I think one weakness of 3e is how clerics of very different philosophies are (still) largely identical.&nbsp; A small smattering of a domain ability or domain spell rarely makes a noticeable difference in play.&nbsp; This is more true of clerics than another other class, largely because of the huge spell identical spell list every cleric gets from any god.The division between arcane and divine spells is rather thin, especially now that so many spells cross over.&nbsp; I never liked it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ridley's Cohort, post: 213818, member: 545"] The actions thing is poorly explained. It works well in play once you get used to it, but it is a bear to learn. I agree on the general point of the sacred cows. You will never get a consensus on what should be changed. My personal opinion is that several spells should be shifted or down in level. The designers really tried to avoid doing so, although the did enough fiddling to make things better. Other people screwing around with your rules is part of the price you pay for success, I am afraid. I think one weakness of 3e is how clerics of very different philosophies are (still) largely identical. A small smattering of a domain ability or domain spell rarely makes a noticeable difference in play. This is more true of clerics than another other class, largely because of the huge spell identical spell list every cleric gets from any god. The division between arcane and divine spells is rather thin, especially now that so many spells cross over. I never liked it. [/QUOTE]

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