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<blockquote data-quote="rgard" data-source="post: 3371367" data-attributes="member: 4157">Hi Xini, welcome to EN World.&nbsp; As others have suggested, take a look at GURPS.&nbsp; It's playable and it addresses much of what you want.On more general note, I have this observation.&nbsp; I've played boatloads of RPGs since 1977, dropped most at some point, but have stuck with D&amp;D through it's versions.&nbsp; Throughout this time (just shy of 30 years now) I have met many folks who think D&amp;D is broken and needs fixed.&nbsp; I recall a conversation with a guy at Riders (FLGS) in Ann Arbor in 1980, who was convinced he had a better magic system (mana point based) than D&amp;D.&nbsp;&nbsp; There have been similar conversations with various folks since then who 'fixed' the combat system, character generation, money system, classes, experience points...you name the D&amp;D convention and somebody endeavored to fix it.Would write a witty summary, but I've already become bored with this.Thanks,Rich</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rgard, post: 3371367, member: 4157"] Hi Xini, welcome to EN World. As others have suggested, take a look at GURPS. It's playable and it addresses much of what you want. On more general note, I have this observation. I've played boatloads of RPGs since 1977, dropped most at some point, but have stuck with D&D through it's versions. Throughout this time (just shy of 30 years now) I have met many folks who think D&D is broken and needs fixed. I recall a conversation with a guy at Riders (FLGS) in Ann Arbor in 1980, who was convinced he had a better magic system (mana point based) than D&D. There have been similar conversations with various folks since then who 'fixed' the combat system, character generation, money system, classes, experience points...you name the D&D convention and somebody endeavored to fix it. Would write a witty summary, but I've already become bored with this. Thanks, Rich [/QUOTE]

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