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<blockquote data-quote="CapnZapp" data-source="post: 7828700" data-attributes="member: 12731">It was a long time since I looked at the revised Beastmaster, but sure, show me the official version (with those 1st level kinks ironed out) and we'll talk. As long as it remains playtest, however, WotC has fixed nothing.One man's garbage...The game already has plenty ways to bring creatures back from the dead. You need to understand that by making it significantly easier/cheaper/faster to resurrect one creature than others, what that REALLY means, is that creature's life isn't worth as much; that the rule is trying to lessen the impact of that particular creature dying.But animal lovers looking to play a Beastmaster isn't interested in having their pet die.And they are definitely not interested in any mechanism for replacing it. If there ever was a design that fundamentally misunderstands the needs and wants of the Beastmaster fans, it is the notion Fido 2 and Fido 3 works just as well as Fido 1.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CapnZapp, post: 7828700, member: 12731"] It was a long time since I looked at the revised Beastmaster, but sure, show me the official version (with those 1st level kinks ironed out) and we'll talk. As long as it remains playtest, however, WotC has fixed nothing. One man's garbage... The game already has plenty ways to bring creatures back from the dead. You need to understand that by making it significantly easier/cheaper/faster to resurrect one creature than others, what that REALLY means, is that creature's life isn't worth as much; that the rule is trying to lessen the impact of that particular creature dying. But animal lovers looking to play a Beastmaster isn't interested in having their pet die. And they are definitely not interested in any mechanism for replacing it. If there ever was a design that fundamentally misunderstands the needs and wants of the Beastmaster fans, it is the notion Fido 2 and Fido 3 works just as well as Fido 1. [/QUOTE]

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