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HackMaster Honor

Started by greylond, March 06, 2012, 12:07:41 AM

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Ravenswing

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November 08, 2013, 02:28:22 AM
For myself, I hate the notion.  Alignment is an idiotic enough concept without providing a highly visible and complicated mechanic where the GM and every NPC beats you over the head with how You're Not Playing Your Character Right.

If I think a player's doing a good job of roleplaying, then I give him or her more XP.  (Certainly no part of that assessment involves How You're Supposed To Play A Thief, say.) That's it.  Simple, easy, no arguments.
This was a cool site, until it became an echo chamber for whiners screeching about how the "Evul SJWs are TAKING OVAH!!!" every time any RPG book included a non-"traditional" NPC or concept, or their MAGA peeners got in a twist. You're in luck, drama queens: the Taliban is hiring.
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