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<blockquote data-quote="Achan hiArusa" data-source="post: 5567897" data-attributes="member: 2597">I could see this quickly turning into a &quot;What would be my perfect game?&quot;My basis is 3.5 editionRunequest:&nbsp; Size as a statistic and limited hit points and distinctive features (okay that is more BRP, but...)White Wolf/Shadowrun:&nbsp; Dice pools, everything doesn't hinge on a single die.4e:&nbsp; Tying AC and Ref together like they should be; armor that isn't useless at higher level; healing surges; clerics with actual class features; static defenses that allow everyone (including spellcasters) to have an attack roll; nonspell casting classes aren't useless.Champions/GURPS:&nbsp; Universal Toolkit that allows you to play anything you want out of the box (er...book...s)Torg:&nbsp; The epic feel of the game and the cards.Modern d20:&nbsp; The wealth system (though I don't think it should be Universal), action points, and AllegiancesTraveller:&nbsp; The ease of making a science fiction game.Alternity:&nbsp; A game that felt clunky but ran incredibly smoothly in play.&nbsp; I liked the triple tier damage system.Star Wars Saga:&nbsp; The condition track.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Achan hiArusa, post: 5567897, member: 2597"] I could see this quickly turning into a "What would be my perfect game?" My basis is 3.5 edition Runequest: Size as a statistic and limited hit points and distinctive features (okay that is more BRP, but...) White Wolf/Shadowrun: Dice pools, everything doesn't hinge on a single die. 4e: Tying AC and Ref together like they should be; armor that isn't useless at higher level; healing surges; clerics with actual class features; static defenses that allow everyone (including spellcasters) to have an attack roll; nonspell casting classes aren't useless. Champions/GURPS: Universal Toolkit that allows you to play anything you want out of the box (er...book...s) Torg: The epic feel of the game and the cards. Modern d20: The wealth system (though I don't think it should be Universal), action points, and Allegiances Traveller: The ease of making a science fiction game. Alternity: A game that felt clunky but ran incredibly smoothly in play. I liked the triple tier damage system. Star Wars Saga: The condition track. [/QUOTE]

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