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<blockquote data-quote="Kunimatyu" data-source="post: 3373072" data-attributes="member: 22057">Like other posters have said, WoWRPG is not what you're looking for.Not only does it bear little resemblence to the mechanics of the MMORPG(despite a veneer of such), it's not streamlined at all, and many of the feats and abilities aren't well-balanced with each other.C&amp;C and True20 go in different directions with their simplicity. In C&amp;C, there are no feats, and you just take levels in your chosen class, making you mostly mechanically identical to another person playing that class(flavor, of course, can be a different story). In True20, there are three generic classes: Warrior, Expert, Adept, and you get a feat every level, and all of the old D&amp;D class abilities have been turned into feats. Additionally, there's a heavy reliance on &quot;Conviction&quot; points that let the characters reroll failed rolls, emulate feats etc, so the feel is very cinematic.I much prefer True20(can you tell?), because the freeform ability selection makes it easier for me to create the character in my head, but YMMV -- certainly, both C&amp;C and True20 are good, and better at a more cinematic experience than WoWRPG.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kunimatyu, post: 3373072, member: 22057"] Like other posters have said, WoWRPG is not what you're looking for. Not only does it bear little resemblence to the mechanics of the MMORPG(despite a veneer of such), it's not streamlined at all, and many of the feats and abilities aren't well-balanced with each other. C&C and True20 go in different directions with their simplicity. In C&C, there are no feats, and you just take levels in your chosen class, making you mostly mechanically identical to another person playing that class(flavor, of course, can be a different story). In True20, there are three generic classes: Warrior, Expert, Adept, and you get a feat every level, and all of the old D&D class abilities have been turned into feats. Additionally, there's a heavy reliance on "Conviction" points that let the characters reroll failed rolls, emulate feats etc, so the feel is very cinematic. I much prefer True20(can you tell?), because the freeform ability selection makes it easier for me to create the character in my head, but YMMV -- certainly, both C&C and True20 are good, and better at a more cinematic experience than WoWRPG. [/QUOTE]

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