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Mundane Classes

Started by WillInNewHaven, September 03, 2023, 05:04:04 PM

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Thor's Nads

Interesting idea for a RPG supplement, but it isn't clear what is inside. The previews don't show much, the quick view is broken. How many Mundane Classes are in it?

While most people know Bilbo, only us Heinlein fans are likely to catch the reference to Oscar Gordon. You might want to elaborate a little more on how they are relevant.
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WillInNewHaven

I think seventeen classes. Frankly, I had hoped perhaps a couple of people would look up Oscar Gordon and discover RAH.