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<blockquote data-quote="Rant" data-source="post: 8450571" data-attributes="member: 7033019">Much appreciated, skimming that product does make it look intriguing, but after this I think I will likely be a lot more cautious with investing in Kickstarter tabletop RPG products, going forward. Better to wait and get a good idea of what the end product is, to avoid any more misconceptions. The damage portion improves Sharpshooter, and the range issue is largely not one given that few battles take place at extreme ranges. Sharpshooter (now Deadeye) is marginally better than its O5E version. It's now an &quot;ideal&quot; exchange of attack and damage relative to any given tier of proficiency, rather than too extreme a risk at lower levels and not enough payoff at very high levels. It matches the Pathfinder Power Attack/Deadly Aim, essentially, one of the good things to come out of the book, certainly. Naturally, everyone will come to their own conclusions. These are mine alone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rant, post: 8450571, member: 7033019"] Much appreciated, skimming that product does make it look intriguing, but after this I think I will likely be a lot more cautious with investing in Kickstarter tabletop RPG products, going forward. Better to wait and get a good idea of what the end product is, to avoid any more misconceptions. The damage portion improves Sharpshooter, and the range issue is largely not one given that few battles take place at extreme ranges. Sharpshooter (now Deadeye) is marginally better than its O5E version. It's now an "ideal" exchange of attack and damage relative to any given tier of proficiency, rather than too extreme a risk at lower levels and not enough payoff at very high levels. It matches the Pathfinder Power Attack/Deadly Aim, essentially, one of the good things to come out of the book, certainly. Naturally, everyone will come to their own conclusions. These are mine alone. [/QUOTE]

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