First off bear with me if any of these rules are repeated from a book somewhere.

•   Healing kit dependency
       To spend HD to recover hit points over a short rest requires the application of treatment with a Healing Kit.  Other magical explicit magical means can also be used to trigger healing.  [so you can use a healing kit to treat wounds, or if you have a healing potion, you may drink it]  In either case, the application of the healing methods is enough for you to trigger rolling HD to heal HP naturally.
  
• Slow natural healing
      You don't automatically regain all HP over a long rest.  Instead, you can use a long rest to trigger rolling HD to recover HP damage.
  
• Massive damage
       Taking damage equal to over half your Max HP can result in an incapacitating wound.
  
• Morale Checks
       Many NPCs will more than likely not fight to the death.

This message was last updated by the GM at 18:43, Sat 30 May 2015.

Ok after finding that monsters and NPCs can have stats up to 30, but PCs can only have stats up to 20 I found that distasteful to say the least.

Until I find some absolute reason I believe PCs should be reduced to 20 I am houseruling it.

PCs can only acquire up to a 20 during character creation, but during adventures can go up to a 30.

Feats:

Feats no longer require you to give up an attribute score raise to gain them


No giving up of the attribute to get 2 feats



Not sure I'm going to keep this house rule...

this house rule has been removed
This message was last edited by the GM at 20:02, Wed 21 Oct 2020.

House rule initiative

Fast Actions: This is the quick attack, the benefit is you get to attack and possibly hit first

Slow Actions: (This will add 10 to initiative roll) This is where a PC takes his time and judges things in the fight, giving advantage to hit rolls, and passive advantage (+5) on things that do not require hit rolls like a DC for spells, and such.
This message was last edited by the GM at 01:54, Fri 07 Aug 2020.