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<blockquote data-quote="Jefe Bergenstein" data-source="post: 3612999" data-attributes="member: 31506">So you're saying that a 7th level elf from BD&amp;D, a 7th level monk from 1st edition, a 7/7/7 fighter/cleric/mage from 2nd edition, a 7th level monk from 3rd edition and a 7th level incarnate from 3.5 can all be ready to go on a 1st edition adventure together in this system with minimum work? I call schennigans. What bugs me is the constant cheerleading of C&amp;C'ers that its the magical missing link. no its not. Any system can use material from other systems if you're willing to do the work. Its not the selling point people here are misrepresenting it as.I'm the opposite. Its easier to at least have something written down, and at least have something to fall back on. Otherwise the best RPG system would be a blank sheet of paper.This is largely why it seems to have a strong following. It &quot;puts players in their place&quot;. Many DM's seem to yearn for a return to the time where players were willing to be crapped on because for whatever reason, gamers didnt have self esteem in the 80's. I loathe &quot;suck up to the DM&quot; style systems.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jefe Bergenstein, post: 3612999, member: 31506"] So you're saying that a 7th level elf from BD&D, a 7th level monk from 1st edition, a 7/7/7 fighter/cleric/mage from 2nd edition, a 7th level monk from 3rd edition and a 7th level incarnate from 3.5 can all be ready to go on a 1st edition adventure together in this system with minimum work? I call schennigans. What bugs me is the constant cheerleading of C&C'ers that its the magical missing link. no its not. Any system can use material from other systems if you're willing to do the work. Its not the selling point people here are misrepresenting it as. I'm the opposite. Its easier to at least have something written down, and at least have something to fall back on. Otherwise the best RPG system would be a blank sheet of paper. This is largely why it seems to have a strong following. It "puts players in their place". Many DM's seem to yearn for a return to the time where players were willing to be crapped on because for whatever reason, gamers didnt have self esteem in the 80's. I loathe "suck up to the DM" style systems. [/QUOTE]

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