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<blockquote data-quote="Kunimatyu" data-source="post: 3270437" data-attributes="member: 22057">Here are a few small fixes I'd make-Give players more feats, and make more class abilities feats, just to cut down on the obscene amount of classes/PrCs needed to fulfill a character concept.-Subsume the +X items(stat, AC, attack) etc into bonuses that PCs automatically accrue as they level up. Magic items still exist, but they have more unique abilities, and aren't as absolutely integral to the game-Give PCs a chance versus the Huge size-and-above grapplers by losing the size modifiers to grapple. To compensate for this, add a rule that says that a smaller creature can't pin a larger one. (and of course, there would be a feat to let a grappling specialist do this)-Keep a Vancian legacy caster(the wizard), but use an MP-based system for the Sorceror and have it be as good or better than the Wizard, so that new players can grok playing a caster more easily.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kunimatyu, post: 3270437, member: 22057"] Here are a few small fixes I'd make -Give players more feats, and make more class abilities feats, just to cut down on the obscene amount of classes/PrCs needed to fulfill a character concept. -Subsume the +X items(stat, AC, attack) etc into bonuses that PCs automatically accrue as they level up. Magic items still exist, but they have more unique abilities, and aren't as absolutely integral to the game -Give PCs a chance versus the Huge size-and-above grapplers by losing the size modifiers to grapple. To compensate for this, add a rule that says that a smaller creature can't pin a larger one. (and of course, there would be a feat to let a grappling specialist do this) -Keep a Vancian legacy caster(the wizard), but use an MP-based system for the Sorceror and have it be as good or better than the Wizard, so that new players can grok playing a caster more easily. [/QUOTE]

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