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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 5579314" data-attributes="member: 10177">I like Aces and Eights, in a nut shell, because I can run the game using only the "basic" rules presented on pages 6 to 13. I can then use the Advanced Rules as I wish, and then put them "back" when I am done. Or keep using them. Whichever I wish. If it wasn't so "toolbox", I wouldn't like it like I do.Plus the "Shot Clock" system is just plain awesome.My group likes playing L5R 4E as well. We've been played since late 2E, and definitely think 4E is the best yet! I think we have less than 6 house rules so far. Not including some 3E schools we have already converted ourselves, since we couldn't wait for "official" versions to get done. Plus the best thing for me is I am NOT the one who GM's that game! WOOT! My daughter does that job!</blockquote>