Post by Kerrick on Aug 18, 2008 22:24:46 GMT -5
Since these boards are pretty dead, but I still see people logging in, I thought I'd try to drum up some traffic. This is, after all, a forum dedicated to 3.75... so why not a plug for a new system? ;D
Project Phoenix is my attempt to create a new revision of D&D 3.5. I'm not marketing it as "3.75", even though that's pretty close to what it is; it got its name in part because I needed to call it something besides "my D&D 3.5 revision" and partly because it sounded appropriate.
Basically, I want to do the following:
Make the base classes more interesting, such that a player will want to play them to a high (even 20th) level, and make them more focused, as in their abilities are more clearly defined and thematic.
Fix a lot of the commonly-noted problems with 3.5 - grappling, polymorph, multiclassing, high-level play, etc.
Attempt to streamline play (especially combat) a bit while making it more interesting - no more "I full attack the monster" because that's the best option.
Add new rules/systems for things people have been wanting - aerial combat, e.g.
If you're interested in taking a look or even trying it out, gohere. I've been writing Design Diary-type posts every so often, and I've uploaded a bunch of stuff for people to check out.
Project Phoenix is my attempt to create a new revision of D&D 3.5. I'm not marketing it as "3.75", even though that's pretty close to what it is; it got its name in part because I needed to call it something besides "my D&D 3.5 revision" and partly because it sounded appropriate.
Basically, I want to do the following:
Make the base classes more interesting, such that a player will want to play them to a high (even 20th) level, and make them more focused, as in their abilities are more clearly defined and thematic.
Fix a lot of the commonly-noted problems with 3.5 - grappling, polymorph, multiclassing, high-level play, etc.
Attempt to streamline play (especially combat) a bit while making it more interesting - no more "I full attack the monster" because that's the best option.
Add new rules/systems for things people have been wanting - aerial combat, e.g.
If you're interested in taking a look or even trying it out, gohere. I've been writing Design Diary-type posts every so often, and I've uploaded a bunch of stuff for people to check out.
