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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 4532378" data-attributes="member: 10177">I like C&amp;C for three main reasons. The Unified mechanic that takes care of saves, skill checks, and all other checks Two, it is the easiest &quot;core&quot; with which I can utilize ALL of my D&amp;D, Paladium Fantasy, GURPS, etc... together, at the same time. Three, it does all this while being even simpler to run than the RC rules. Other than that I can see myself going back to RC or 1E.As for Yggsburgh, I see it as classic Gary. Same kind of subtle inspiration that made me fall in love with all his old stuff. Same kind of editing and mis spelling problems all of his old TSR stuff had. Totally classic, old school, and original. Even the layout and paper stock remind me of the old materials.The coinage issue was definitely screwed up, but considering I haven't used price lists &quot;By the Book&quot; practically since day one of my gaming career, using alternative price lists are second nature to me. Plus I like how you can walk into one store and buy it for &quot;X&quot;, then walk into another store and find essentially the same item for 1/5 the price of the other store. Reminds me of the real world.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 4532378, member: 10177"] I like C&C for three main reasons. The Unified mechanic that takes care of saves, skill checks, and all other checks Two, it is the easiest "core" with which I can utilize ALL of my D&D, Paladium Fantasy, GURPS, etc... together, at the same time. Three, it does all this while being even simpler to run than the RC rules. Other than that I can see myself going back to RC or 1E. As for Yggsburgh, I see it as classic Gary. Same kind of subtle inspiration that made me fall in love with all his old stuff. Same kind of editing and mis spelling problems all of his old TSR stuff had. Totally classic, old school, and original. Even the layout and paper stock remind me of the old materials. The coinage issue was definitely screwed up, but considering I haven't used price lists "By the Book" practically since day one of my gaming career, using alternative price lists are second nature to me. Plus I like how you can walk into one store and buy it for "X", then walk into another store and find essentially the same item for 1/5 the price of the other store. Reminds me of the real world. [/QUOTE]

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