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<blockquote data-quote="mewzard" data-source="post: 7830867" data-attributes="member: 6958830">Aside from some of the obvious stuff like the action economy, I'm really partial to how skills work and the feat system in general. No more deciding if I want to dedicate feats to make myself a better skill character or if my build requires these specific combat feats to work so I get no skill love, both have their time to shine. Some of these skill feats (on top of some fantastic class feats) also help Martials do more truly heroic things. You can keep your Wizard's Flight magic to fight the Dragon, my Monk will quite literally leap up into his face 100 feet up, put a boot upside his head, and enjoy the ride back down damage free. It gets into your face? Maybe toss said Dragon 30-40 feet away into the nearby rocks, or literally scare it to death with an intimidation roll.The ability to be a solid healer with the Medicine skill is also something I love. It's a lot easier to do in 2E than in 1E, that's for sure.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mewzard, post: 7830867, member: 6958830"] Aside from some of the obvious stuff like the action economy, I'm really partial to how skills work and the feat system in general. No more deciding if I want to dedicate feats to make myself a better skill character or if my build requires these specific combat feats to work so I get no skill love, both have their time to shine. Some of these skill feats (on top of some fantastic class feats) also help Martials do more truly heroic things. You can keep your Wizard's Flight magic to fight the Dragon, my Monk will quite literally leap up into his face 100 feet up, put a boot upside his head, and enjoy the ride back down damage free. It gets into your face? Maybe toss said Dragon 30-40 feet away into the nearby rocks, or literally scare it to death with an intimidation roll. The ability to be a solid healer with the Medicine skill is also something I love. It's a lot easier to do in 2E than in 1E, that's for sure. [/QUOTE]

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