Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="DonTadow" data-source="post: 5781039" data-attributes="member: 22622">You know, I can could deal with a Vance system that was actually a vance system, whereas you only had a few spells, maybe no more than 3 to 7 all the time.&nbsp; And each of these spells had a. progressions (every few levels they get more powerful) b. an every round power (every round you can do something effective, again, no crossbow wizards and sorcerers.&nbsp; This power should be derived from the spell.&nbsp; IF you use the spell for what it is suppose to be, you no longer gain access to that spell or the every turn spell.&nbsp; We can even get away from varying degrees of spell based on level, and just have a version of that spell for that level. Acts teh same way, a little more powerful and uses a different name.&nbsp; Having multiple systems for multiple casters makes it difficult for new players or players in general to jump to other classes.&nbsp; I want all classes t owork the same.&nbsp; A sorcerer should work (not play like) a wizard and so on.Still i'd like dnd to finally move on. 60 years of work.&nbsp; Time to retire</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DonTadow, post: 5781039, member: 22622"] You know, I can could deal with a Vance system that was actually a vance system, whereas you only had a few spells, maybe no more than 3 to 7 all the time. And each of these spells had a. progressions (every few levels they get more powerful) b. an every round power (every round you can do something effective, again, no crossbow wizards and sorcerers. This power should be derived from the spell. IF you use the spell for what it is suppose to be, you no longer gain access to that spell or the every turn spell. We can even get away from varying degrees of spell based on level, and just have a version of that spell for that level. Acts teh same way, a little more powerful and uses a different name. Having multiple systems for multiple casters makes it difficult for new players or players in general to jump to other classes. I want all classes t owork the same. A sorcerer should work (not play like) a wizard and so on. Still i'd like dnd to finally move on. 60 years of work. Time to retire [/QUOTE]

Verification