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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Evilhalfling" data-source="post: 5771577" data-attributes="member: 16991">1. Healing: minor action, small heals. Allowing a healer to do something rather than heal.  (standard actions are fine for Large heals, or mass heals) Non-Cleric Healers!  warlord, bard and druid with enough healing to serve the role.2. NPC and PCs are different.  This decreased my workload/brain damage.Even in late 3.5 I had a table of expected attack bonus, defenses, hp and damage.  I pre-made most monsters, using this rather than the Attack bonus based on type/stats that the system actually used.  Why fill space with dozens of spell-like powers, when monsters only get about 1-4 actions? 3. Rituals. I like the division of combat/noncombat spells.  Cost and time need to be reduced, (such as in late 4e articles)  4. Less Errata.  I want the book to actually be useful after I have owned it a year. Separate Systems (not wanted, but here are a few that could be added late) after the initial bugs were worked out.  Most of these I still consider necessary, just not crucial to the game when first published.A: epic tier B: Psionics C: Complicated clerics (by diety) D: Martial Arts (beyond punch/Grab) E: Caster Specialization. (elementalists, demonolgists, necromancers, hedge mages, etc.)</blockquote>