I guess it’s to early to tell how this turns out. Hopefully thanks to the modular approach you may at least decide how complex rules you want to use.

I’m really interested how the skill and magic systems will turn out in the end.

Cain

What a shame. Seems to me they are continuing with the same horrific ideas as in 4th edition.

The more complex the rules, the more difficult to play the game. Don’t they understand?

Speck it down, guys! Build a good skills system. And maybe an “achievement system”, where a character gains certain skills at a certain level and optionally can chose from a list.

The Magic system worked well in 2nd edition, allthough not perfect, as was the available magic items. So were most of the other rules. I don’t deny, there were some things worth improving back then (like the calculation of how to hit in combat), but at least things were understandable and easy to use.

I am disappointed