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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Falling Icicle" data-source="post: 6225451" data-attributes="member: 17077">I think I should preface this by saying that overall I really like DnDN. But, there are some things I don't like about it.* Odd numbered ability scores still don't do anything.* Imbalance between the abilities: Dex is the god stat; Str, Int and Cha saves are few and far between; archers, monks and finesse weapon users can totally ignore strength as a stat and not really care, etc.* HP scaling: 1st level hp are too low, and characters gain HP way too fast from levels, far outpacing the rate at which characters improve in damage, especially spells. All to resurrect a sacred cow that 4e rightly made into hamburger.* Hit dice as the new healing surges. Old HD and 4e Healing Surges should never have made a baby with each other, and it shows. Their child, new HD, is ugly.* Fighters get more attacks than barbarians, paladins and rangers. IMO, all "warrior-type" classes should get the same number of attacks.* I don't like the new super feats. I'd rather go back to 1 feat = 1 ability score point, like a few packets ago.* Not getting a feat at 1st level.* The "apprentice tier", i.e. characters get no subclass until level 3.* The multi-classing rules.* Damage on a miss mechanics.* Armor that gets just plain better with gp cost, rather than having pros and cons to each type of armor.* Magic item bonuses have no stacking prohibition or limits, leaving the door open to game-breaking AC scores, among other things.[Edit] How could I forget the human +1 to everything? Yuck. Hate it.</blockquote>

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