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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheCrazyMuffinMan" data-source="post: 3661261" data-attributes="member: 53470">I'm wondering what you guys would be happy with if you saw it in 4th edition D&D.Here is my list:- Concentration based on Wis, rather than Con- Dodge improved upon somehow (maybe simply a +2 rather than a +1)- To-hit modifier based on Str or Dex for melee weapons (whichever is higher). This would essentially overwrite Weapon Finesse.- Armor Skin given ability prerequisites, rendered nonepic, and becoming more evasion-centered (new name: Artful Dodger, new prerequisites: Dex 17+ and Dodge)- Death's Door being extended partially based on Constitution, or via a feat (minimum -10)- Modifiers counting for every ability score, not simply every 2 points.- A nonlethal damage cap at twice one's HP, where future NLD becomes lethal (or anything that prevents NLD from being a bottomless pit)- De-abstraction of sizes and weights, more importance given to Strength for them.Edit:-HP based more on CON than class, if not exclusively on CON.-Initial stat bonuses based on class (to replace the above).-De-abstraction of AC (Evasion v. Protection) *Evasion would be improved by dodges, deflection bonuses, luck bonuses and circumstance bonuses. It would function like classic AC. *Protection would act like DR/- and be affected by CON, natural and traditional armor, and other appropriate bonuses.-Improved integration of pre- and post-20th progression. The current model is alright but much room for improvement exists.-Metricization (though keep imperial measurements around for the sake of completion)-De-abstraction of HP (and not in the d20 pulp way, but keep it around as simply raw damage tolerance. Reduced HP inflation recommended but not required)-Waive the rule of one and rule of 20 on probability checks (if this is possible without essentially cutting to the core of d20).What about you?</blockquote>

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