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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AllisterH" data-source="post: 4916171" data-attributes="member: 51325">While I do believe that "in-play" there's way more variety among 4e classes than ever before, there _ARE_ some 3.x classes that played differently from the outset.A scout and a rogue in my experience played much differently. A scout wanted to be constantly moving whereas if possible a rogue would move once and set up flanking and then you're good to go.That's an example of "in-play" difference.Difference between Constructed and Limited I guess when you look at pre 4E and 4e.re: Racial abilities.This is the one I'm a little bit suprised about as well. 4e is definitely the first version of the game where race has a fundamental effect on your character all the way up to 20th level.In previous editions, once you get past level 5, I never really found much difference between a dwarf fighter and an elven fighter since the racial abilities get swallowed up by both class and feat abilities. In 4e, even at 20th level, an eladrin fighter is still going to be actively using their racial ability and the dwarf fighter will be using his in every combat.</blockquote>