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<blockquote data-quote="Larcen" data-source="post: 206019" data-attributes="member: 2406">I just started reading this long thread so I hope what I am about to say is not old news by now...Sure, you can pick at 3E, but once you do you better be prepared for the consequences.&nbsp; If you drop a single rule element, you may find a snowball effect as the whole balance of the game starts to unravel.&nbsp; Want an example?&nbsp; Ok, here's one:Let's just say that to simply things, the DM wants to drop the Feats system.&nbsp; That's all fine and dandy until all the fighters start to realize that Feats were THEIR bread and butter, and claim to fame, over rangers and barbarians.So what do you do?&nbsp; Maybe you can give fighters other advantages instead?&nbsp; But now you have starting down a long road, believe me.So bottom line is, you either have to play 3E as is, or be prepared to play it unbalanced or unrecognizable.&nbsp; M2C.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Larcen, post: 206019, member: 2406"] I just started reading this long thread so I hope what I am about to say is not old news by now... Sure, you can pick at 3E, but once you do you better be prepared for the consequences. If you drop a single rule element, you may find a snowball effect as the whole balance of the game starts to unravel. Want an example? Ok, here's one: Let's just say that to simply things, the DM wants to drop the Feats system. That's all fine and dandy until all the fighters start to realize that Feats were THEIR bread and butter, and claim to fame, over rangers and barbarians. So what do you do? Maybe you can give fighters other advantages instead? But now you have starting down a long road, believe me. So bottom line is, you either have to play 3E as is, or be prepared to play it unbalanced or unrecognizable. M2C. [/QUOTE]

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