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Breaking the Mood

Started by Drohem, October 21, 2010, 01:46:35 PM

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The Butcher

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October 21, 2010, 10:38:30 PM
Quote from: Drohem;411197It's a home brew system by the GM heavy based off 5e HERO, Revised with 3.5 D&D trappings.

:eek:

pspahn

#16
October 22, 2010, 02:58:06 AM
Quote from: Drohem;411197It's a home brew system by the GM heavy based off 5e HERO, Revised with 3.5 D&D trappings.  The setting is taken from some computer game called Sacred.

What Butcher said.

Seriously, the shame in this is that the whole setup for the campaign sounds fairly interesting. It's just being grossly mishandled. These are mistakes I made when I was GMing at 13. Back in the 80s we didn't have a fraction of the GMing resources that are out there today, so there's really no excuse for this kind of play. The gmpc thief would bug me most of all, to the point where I would seriously have to resist the urge to try to kill him.

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winkingbishop

#17
October 22, 2010, 08:34:12 AM
Quote from: Drohem;411197It's a home brew system by the GM heavy based off 5e HERO, Revised with 3.5 D&D trappings.  The setting is taken from some computer game called Sacred.

oh.  The picture is getting clearer and clearer.

:banghead:
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