
Boggle |
I cannot understand why wizards want to change almost everything when they have a fantastic set of mechanics right now.
Dont get me wrong there are still some issues however its very difficult to fault it to be honest.
I think the combat if played fast rarther than a chess match is excellent. The magic system has always worked well and has stood the test of time.
You could discuss the leveling system till your blue in the face however thats d&d.
Other than money why change any thoughts?

Jeremy Mac Donald |

I cannot understand why wizards want to change almost everything when they have a fantastic set of mechanics right now.
Dont get me wrong there are still some issues however its very difficult to fault it to be honest.
I think the combat if played fast rarther than a chess match is excellent. The magic system has always worked well and has stood the test of time.
You could discuss the leveling system till your blue in the face however thats d&d.
Other than money why change any thoughts?
Yeah - your on the wrong section of the board. Go to the correct section of the board and you'll have lots of thoughts to discuss. More then any lone human can manage really.

Kobold Catgirl |

Boggle wrote:Yeah - your on the wrong section of the board. Go to the correct section of the board and you'll have lots of thoughts to discuss. More then any lone human can manage really.I cannot understand why wizards want to change almost everything when they have a fantastic set of mechanics right now.
Dont get me wrong there are still some issues however its very difficult to fault it to be honest.
I think the combat if played fast rarther than a chess match is excellent. The magic system has always worked well and has stood the test of time.
You could discuss the leveling system till your blue in the face however thats d&d.
Other than money why change any thoughts?
Don't worry. It'll likely be moved soon. Then, that means I won't be providing my---unusually helpful tips. That's because some cute little golem came with some note saying:
'Stick to the Off-Topic spots. That's an order!'Whoops, breaking the rules...

Sebastian, CEO of Hasbro |

I cannot understand why wizards want to change almost everything when they have a fantastic set of mechanics right now.
Dont get me wrong there are still some issues however its very difficult to fault it to be honest.
I think the combat if played fast rarther than a chess match is excellent. The magic system has always worked well and has stood the test of time.
You could discuss the leveling system till your blue in the face however thats d&d.
Other than money why change any thoughts?
Money is a sufficient justification. What's wrong with money?!?!!
Money, money, money!
MONEY!
I love money, yes I do!
Money, money, money!!!
Dollars!
Bling!!!
Moolah!!!!
Cash!!!!!
We are living in a material world, and I am a material CEO....
Seriously - you don't even need to buy the new rules set. Just mail me hundred dollar bills. Is that so hard?
*knock, knock*
Who's there?
MONEY!

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Kobold Cleaver wrote:If you succeed in killing the beast, I'd pay handsomely for its pelt...Not to worry, Dateline NBC. This wolf is my nemesis. I'll take care of 'em!
*Whacks wolf again*
How much you gimme a wolf pelt? If I skin myself it grows back.
How bout a kidney?
The Jade |

Sebastian, CEO of Hasbro wrote:*Whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack*Kobold Cleaver wrote:If you succeed in killing the beast, I'd pay handsomely for its pelt...Not to worry, Dateline NBC. This wolf is my nemesis. I'll take care of 'em!
*Whacks wolf again*
Um... er, thanks? <:\

Kobold Catgirl |

Kobold Cleaver wrote:Um... er, thanks? <:\Sebastian, CEO of Hasbro wrote:*Whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack*Kobold Cleaver wrote:If you succeed in killing the beast, I'd pay handsomely for its pelt...Not to worry, Dateline NBC. This wolf is my nemesis. I'll take care of 'em!
*Whacks wolf again*
Your welcome.
*Whack whack whack whack whack whack*This oughta take a while...

Great Green God |

Ah, but as Confuse-us once said, "The servant of the servant of the servant is the true master. And the toilet rug his sceptre."
*Whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack*
Stop whacking your sceptre in the servant's bathroom.
Remember if Mel Brooks taught us one thing it is that the servant waits while the master baits - the wolf that is.
;)
GGG

The Jade |

The Jade wrote:Ah, but as Confuse-us once said, "The servant of the servant of the servant is the true master. And the toilet rug his sceptre."Kobold Cleaver wrote:*Whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack whack*Stop whacking your sceptre in the servant's bathroom.
Remember if Mel Brooks taught us one thing it is that the servant waits while the master baits - the wolf that is.
;)
GGG
LOL! Sharp as a gladius, you are.

Sebastian, CEO of Hasbro |

Lord Sebastian: Was your deposal of Lady Stevens to usurp her position a bloodless coup, or a messy affair?
That's a good question Charles and a common misperception. Though I am CEO of Hasbro, which owns WotC, I currently have no control over those unstoppable rebels at Paizo. Believe me, if I were to run Paizo, things would be very different. I'd change all their adventures to my new Super Delve format, which is actually just a linear narrative explaining what happens to your characters in the adventure. We realized that making choices is what really slows down the game, so by eliminating that aspect, we've found that D&D is a much better experience.
Of course, the real genius is that on the third page of every single adventure, the characters die. Which is why I would also relaunch the Magic Item cards to contain the exclusive means of raising the dead under the core rules. This innovative product will result in you buying the adventures, and then having to buy 10-20 raise dead cards per adventure.
Genius, I say, genius.
Combined with our new $20 for a 20, where you pay us $20 and we issue a certificate to your DM which must be treated in all ways as a natural 20 on an actual rolled die, and you can see how we will transform the way you play D&D.
And did I catch you making a clever reference to one of Abba's better known songs earlier in this thread?
We at Hasbro actually own that song, so yes, in a way you are correct.

Charles Evans 25 |
My apologies. I was half asleep, and mistook the company of which you stated that you are CEO. The $20 for a twenty news is very interesting. May I recommend that you place it on the 'rumours concerning 4th edition thread'? I'm certain that a post to that effect by a prominent board member of Hasbro might cause considerable debate. (Though it might make things difficult around here for those posters who try to defend your company, I fear.)

Charles Evans 25 |

4th edition why?
The smurf answer:
Because if you read between the lines of that official 3.0/3.5 source, Book of Exalted Deeds, an absolute triumph of evil (if achieved) will be PERMENANT, whereas an absolute triumph of good can only ever be TEMPORARY!
A game where this is the end result is clearly undesirabe (in marketing terms, given the need to project a moral family friendly image) which is why 4.0 must be rushed out at once!!! (The opportunity for marketing to say 'look: we're getting rid of at least half the evil outsiders in our game system is also a potential major publicity coup, if they actually stop to explain to the general public exactly what an evil outsider is.)

Kobold Catgirl |

4th edition why?
The ----- answer:
Because if you read between the lines of that official 3.0/3.5 source, Book of Exalted Deeds, an absolute triumph of evil (if achieved) will be PERMENANT, whereas an absolute triumph of good can only ever be TEMPORARY!A game where this is the end result is clearly undesirabe (in marketing terms, given the need to project a moral family friendly image) which is why 4.0 must be rushed out at once!!! (The opportunity for marketing to say 'look: we're getting rid of at least half the evil outsiders in our game system is also a potential major publicity coup, if they actually stop to explain to the general public exactly what an evil outsider is.)
Oh no! -------! ATTACK!!!!!
EDIT: Oh, great, my spelling triggers it now...