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<blockquote data-quote="Ankh-Morpork Guard" data-source="post: 1846504" data-attributes="member: 10079">But then its not really 'point blank' anymore, is it? <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />What would you RATHER them put out? Honestly, its either feats and PrCs or flavor books that don't apply to even half of the people who buy books. Feats and PrCs can be used by EVERYONE. I enjoy not having to come up with the mechanical aspects of the game and being able to spend my time on the flavor of my homebrew.Treating high level play like its only for people that want 'KEWL POWER' is foolishly elitist. I've run a game from 10th level to 19th(at the moment, soon to go Epic), and while it started more combat based. As the PCs have grown in power, they've gotten more and more involved in the political and roleplaying aspects of the world and planes.And you know, its not that hard to run a high level game at all. If the players want to play so bad, have them HELP. Make sure THEY keep track of a things for themselves so you, as DM, can focus on the other aspects of the game. You seem to be insulting anyone who enjoy high level play and saying all of them are little kids who just want to kill things. So many people go around chanting about how 3e is just for all the video game kids who don't want to do anything but kill. I've had groups of people that fall into that...and you know what? The second they got into the actual RPing, they loved it more than anything. You have to give things a chance before throwing them out entirely.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ankh-Morpork Guard, post: 1846504, member: 10079"] But then its not really 'point blank' anymore, is it? ;) What would you RATHER them put out? Honestly, its either feats and PrCs or flavor books that don't apply to even half of the people who buy books. Feats and PrCs can be used by EVERYONE. I enjoy not having to come up with the mechanical aspects of the game and being able to spend my time on the flavor of my homebrew. Treating high level play like its only for people that want 'KEWL POWER' is foolishly elitist. I've run a game from 10th level to 19th(at the moment, soon to go Epic), and while it started more combat based. As the PCs have grown in power, they've gotten more and more involved in the political and roleplaying aspects of the world and planes. And you know, its not that hard to run a high level game at all. If the players want to play so bad, have them HELP. Make sure THEY keep track of a things for themselves so you, as DM, can focus on the other aspects of the game. You seem to be insulting anyone who enjoy high level play and saying all of them are little kids who just want to kill things. So many people go around chanting about how 3e is just for all the video game kids who don't want to do anything but kill. I've had groups of people that fall into that...and you know what? The second they got into the actual RPing, they loved it more than anything. You have to give things a chance before throwing them out entirely. [/QUOTE]

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