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<blockquote data-quote="DimitriX" data-source="post: 5898597" data-attributes="member: 63781">I like and agree with a lot of what you've posted.&nbsp; My new passion is Goodman Games' DCC RPG.&nbsp; For me, that IS D&amp;DNext.&nbsp; It has a very simple skill system.&nbsp; First, there is no skill list.&nbsp; The character describes what they would like to do.&nbsp; The DM rules if the character can do the skill based upon the character's occupation from 0-level character creation (Yes! ZERO level) and the player makes a roll using an ability score decided upon by the DM.&nbsp; DC ratings (similar to what we saw in 3/3.5/4e) set the difficulty or they can be opposed.&nbsp; Its just that fast.&nbsp; It depends entirely upon the imagination and creativity of the player and DM.One thing I noticed when running a game with my group was the direction they looked.&nbsp; In 4e, when I asked my players, &quot;What do you do?&quot;, they usually looked down at their character sheets.&nbsp; In DCC RPG, when I ask them the same question, they look up and far away.&nbsp; In 4e, they were looking to the rules to give them an answer.&nbsp; In DCC RPG, they are looking within.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DimitriX, post: 5898597, member: 63781"] I like and agree with a lot of what you've posted. My new passion is Goodman Games' DCC RPG. For me, that IS D&DNext. It has a very simple skill system. First, there is no skill list. The character describes what they would like to do. The DM rules if the character can do the skill based upon the character's occupation from 0-level character creation (Yes! ZERO level) and the player makes a roll using an ability score decided upon by the DM. DC ratings (similar to what we saw in 3/3.5/4e) set the difficulty or they can be opposed. Its just that fast. It depends entirely upon the imagination and creativity of the player and DM. One thing I noticed when running a game with my group was the direction they looked. In 4e, when I asked my players, "What do you do?", they usually looked down at their character sheets. In DCC RPG, when I ask them the same question, they look up and far away. In 4e, they were looking to the rules to give them an answer. In DCC RPG, they are looking within. [/QUOTE]

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