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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DeusExMachina" data-source="post: 4097170" data-attributes="member: 61405">[3]I will not get to play the race/class combinations that I have been traditionally allowed to play in prior editions.As for this one, I always limited the amount of classes and races my characters could use in my campaigns, which were usually not based on classid D&D comoslogy anyway. I feel that certain classes belong in a certain setting. The samurai for example really doesn't belong in the setting I'm working on now.As 3.5 went on I felt that there were far too many base and prestige classes and that they cluttered the feel or atmosphere of my campaign and hanged it from one with a specific color to a generic everything goes and happens kind of campaign.My only problem so far remains that 4e seems to be almost impossible to playw ithout miniatures and a lot of condition markers, which most of my players are not gong to like at all.On the other hand, the more supernatural cinematic abilities might offset that...</blockquote>