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<blockquote data-quote="OneWinged4ngel" data-source="post: 4449229" data-attributes="member: 37292">Like Nonlethal Force, I, too, have a new system in the works, ETA a bit more than a year for publishing.&nbsp; Still can't say much about it, other than that it's a complete reimagining of 3rd edition style D&amp;D (mostly only keeping the &quot;it's an adaptable high fantasy system&quot; part), and provides a versatile building block class system designed to capture the benefits of a class system while facilitating creative freedom to a point comparable to classless ones with a very interactive and reactive combat system modeled to handle combats in a way reminiscent of things ranging from Pirates of the Caribbean at lower levels to God of War and Advent Children at the higher levels (with all the improvisation, environmental action, movement, and dynamic action), as well as expanding the realms of non-combat encounters to the point you could seriously have a full, complete game without ever swinging a sword and still feel like you're getting the tactical depth of combat.And yes, that's the reason I've been off the radar for so long.Keep an eye out <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="OneWinged4ngel, post: 4449229, member: 37292"] Like Nonlethal Force, I, too, have a new system in the works, ETA a bit more than a year for publishing. Still can't say much about it, other than that it's a complete reimagining of 3rd edition style D&D (mostly only keeping the "it's an adaptable high fantasy system" part), and provides a versatile building block class system designed to capture the benefits of a class system while facilitating creative freedom to a point comparable to classless ones with a very interactive and reactive combat system modeled to handle combats in a way reminiscent of things ranging from Pirates of the Caribbean at lower levels to God of War and Advent Children at the higher levels (with all the improvisation, environmental action, movement, and dynamic action), as well as expanding the realms of non-combat encounters to the point you could seriously have a full, complete game without ever swinging a sword and still feel like you're getting the tactical depth of combat. And yes, that's the reason I've been off the radar for so long. Keep an eye out ;) [/QUOTE]

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