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LotFP: Don't Fight the Monsters - Just Rob Old Tombs

Started by AnthonyRoberson, December 14, 2011, 08:41:17 PM

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Exploderwizard

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December 22, 2011, 03:49:57 PM
Quote from: Kaldric;496701If you change the morale rules? Misapply the surprise rules? Ignore the pursuit rules? Discard the targeting rules? Always wear heavy armor in the dungeon? D&D is going to be a game where you play just as jgants describes.

Some people like that game. Some don't.

Quite right.

Game however you like with whatever rules you like but don't blame the game for producing poor results because you don't feel like using all of it.
Quote from: JonWakeGamers, as a whole, are much like primitive cavemen when confronted with a new game. Rather than \'oh, neat, what\'s this do?\', the reaction is to decide if it\'s a sex hole, then hit it with a rock.

Quote from: Old Geezer;724252At some point it seems like D&D is going to disappear up its own ass.

Quote from: Kyle Aaron;766997In the randomness of the dice lies the seed for the great oak of creativity and fun. The great virtue of the dice is that they come without boxed text.
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