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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lanefan" data-source="post: 9525297" data-attributes="member: 29398">A few quick early notes, on a skim-through:--- simply dropping a weapon (or anything else in your hand(s)) shouldn't cost any movement; as opposed to putting something down carefully, which should--- really like the stat "advancement" mechanic; looks like a spinoff of the 1e Cavalier percentile increment system, which I've always liked for all classes.  One change I'd make is to allow choice (forever locked in at roll-up) of advancing one stat at the standard rate or two stats each at a slower rate e.g. roll as normal then assign half to each stat, or roll half independently for each, or whatever; this to allow more flexibility.--- if bonus and penalty dice each become relatively common and easy to obtain, tracking who has how many of each at any given time could become a pain--- make initiative 1d6 but drop the Dex score add-on, for two reasons: a) there won't be much variance in the sequence in which the PCs act from one combat to the next e.g. the Dex 17 Rogue will always act before the Dex 10 Fighter no matter what the dice say because the die roll can't overcome the difference in their Dex scores, and b) this could make high Dex too much of a must-have for everyone--- apropos to that, and maybe I missed it above: are starting stats generated by roll, point buy, array, or ???</blockquote>