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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sveneyem" data-source="post: 2111983" data-attributes="member: 30171">I have been in a campaign for several months with the Adventure! d20 rule set.  First of all, the setting is fantastic - nothing wrong with ornithopters and zeppelins. The rules, on the other hand, leave a bit to be desired.  Keep in mind, that we are still playing and plan to be for some time, so they aren't that bad... but, I am not sure the authors actually play-tested the rule set.  One of our (based on his class and a couple of stackable feats) had a +28 (or so) to bluff at first level!  There are a number of other things that frankly don't make a lot of sense.  * The ACE prestige class requires you to have a daring feat - which means only daring templates can be ACE pilots.* Many of the feats of dependencies on other feats which are either impossible to get or have dependencies which make loops.* The Psi and Knack powers are woefully inadaquate - you will find yourself wanting to make new "spells" very quickly. So, this may sound like I am ranting (apologies here), but I really am not.  The game is great fun!  Especially the notion of Power Points and dramatic editing.  We have had a couple of cliff hangers that were stupendous, and we have even managed to throw in a number of pulpe cliche's that have kept this game rollicking.   My advice: Find a GM that is comfortable using the rules as a guideline and doesn't mind making changes (ones that benefit the players and ones that don't).  There are some serious balance issues that can be overcome by a bit of common sense, and once you get past that, this game rocks... Hope this helps! Sveneyem</blockquote>

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