DIE, TWENTY!

[athelind]

It has come to my attention that many D&D players spend a great deal of time, energy and effort complaining about core concepts in the system: Alignment, Class, Level, the Magic System, incompatibility between optional rules sets, and even things that exist at the setting level rather than the mechanical level, such as the perponderance of monsters

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Hear hear!

[breimh]

Personally, I'm more inclined to play with the IronClaw RPG system that Sanguine Games has come out with, rather than d20 (or more specifically, D&D); because it's more streamlined for setting up the basics of the character you want, without hammering your character into a set mold of "this is what your capable of, and this is what you'll be capable of, as you advance in level". You streamline your character as to what you want the character to focus on, rounding them out as an individual who can both mesh with the group dynamics, and grate against the rest of the adventuring/RP party, too