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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ahnehnois" data-source="post: 4567663" data-attributes="member: 17106">A few random things:*Magic Item Dependence (I hate having to assume a +x resistance/deflection/etc. bonus for every character)*Casters have too many options (esp. wizards, who in theory can learn every spell that exists w/ enough time and money)*Non-Casters have too few options (mostly talking core of course).*Ability Scores aren't equally useful (Dex vs. Cha, who wins?)*Defense doesn't progress with level (which leads to magic item dependence)*Spellcasters don't get fatigued a fatigue-based magic system is my dream for D&D*Skills made irrelevant by spells (Not just climb/jump/etc., but really almost all of them)*Easy Resurrection*Dead Levels (more of a problem than dead characters; see above)*No Called Shots this would fix a lot of the problems of magic vs. non-magic characters*Hit Points no loss of function with damage, easy and quick healing even without magic, and a very small range between unconsciousness and death*Psionics where to begin? way too similar to magic, not balanced, and just the wrong aesthetic (more mystique, less ectoplasm)*Half-Races they suck*Too Few Feats*Too Many Skil Points*Diseases and Poisons are way too simple and too easy to resist*Bards would anyone miss them if they were gone?*Paladins oath is no fun, breaks the whole concept of "prestige class"*Druids too damn good*Favored Classes Huh? Races are good at multiclassing out of their favored class?*Monolithic Weapon Proficiencies Are fighters really able to use that many weapons (replace with weapon groups or something)*Crafting of all sorts...For a player of 3.5 and a non-player of 4e I sure don't have any trouble criticizing 3.5!</blockquote>

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