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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheSword" data-source="post: 9100639" data-attributes="member: 6879661">The weapon powers as actions and bonus action are very good and could probably be ported across like for like.I really like the way inspiration is handled based on background and being stackable. I would like to see that in the game.The herbalism is interesting to me. Seemed like quite a simple crafting mechanic. Give characters with Survival or Nature a chance to find herbs as they are in wilderness settings.I liked the way having guidance in the party was automated. I kinda don’t mind players being assumption on that as long as the PC is willing. Speeds things up.I really liked the way locks and disarming packs worked. Being able to consume the pack on a re-try is quite elegant and I would happily see that ported across.I was skeptical by the rest mechanics but I must admit the short rest twice between long rests is very convenient. Also like the idea of not being able to long rest in a dungeon. The camp was a little elaborate for my tastes though.I’d stay away from the race rules. They felt distinctly mediocre, felt very watered down, and in many cases irrelevant... pike proficiency?!I definitely wouldn’t bring across the gratuitous sex and nudity and purile sense of humour though. I’ve no desire to a DnD version of the smutty 1970’s soft porn comedies.  No ‘Confessions of an Adventurer’ thankyou. But I guess each to their own. Someone clearly thought it was a good idea.</blockquote>

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