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Message: <blockquote data-quote="amnuxoll" data-source="post: 4935766" data-attributes="member: 13028">I've been playing 4e since it came out and I just can't seem to get into it.  I am absolutely delighted by many of the rule changes they've made but I was feeling BryonD's same *blech* over an undescribable sense of homogenity.  Recently I started playing a d20 game again (Iron Heroes) and that old sense of *FUN* came roaring back at full power.  Nonethless, I couldn't really put my finger on why.Finally, Hussar, your post seems to just about nail it for me.  I'm skeptical of a few of the details but the spirit of what you're saying here is exactly what I'm not liking.I'm convinced there's some middle ground here.  It's not Pathfinder which, while an improvement, still has a lot of the same flaws of 3.5e.  I think it should be possible to get a d20 system that can have combats like 4e (fast and tactically interesting), get you invested in your characters like 3.5e but still be fairly balanced.  This is what I want in my D&D 5e.  Frankly, I may not be able to wait.  Is anyone out there cooking up a good homebrew that fits this combo?:AMN:</blockquote>