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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fallen Seraph" data-source="post: 4621094" data-attributes="member: 57894">Ugh hard to narrow it down, so I tried to trim it down to what really has made an impact:1. Monster Creation: Pick Combat Role and Level to generate stats, go wild on powers2. Monster "Weights": Minion, Elite, Solo8. Character Class Roles9. Skill Acquisition (Distinguish Untrained/trained/focus)10. Skill System: Selection of Skills (existing skills, no "non-adventuring" skills like Craft/Profession)11. Skill Challenges (allow group participation, multiple skill checks to achieve a goal)13. Defenses (AC, Reflex, Fortitude, Willpower)14. Saves instead of Durations17. Power System Structure (At-Will, Encounter, Daily, base structure shared between classes)18. Conditions (Dazed/Stunned/Immobilized/Restrained)19. Combat Advantage as "catch-all" for advantagous combat position.20. Rituals21. Tiers of PlayEven with trying to trim it down was hard to. While some are more important then other, many of them make a impact. Ones like conditions, saves, etc. are less important but make combat much smoother and fun for us which is a big difference.</blockquote>