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Ordered REIGN Enchiridion on a whim. Impressions?

Started by deMonica, May 13, 2012, 11:57:05 PM

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daniel_ream

Reign tends to abstract a lot of that stuff out, as do most lightweight systems. Reign is very much about the skill of the user; an Expert die is going to make just about every other mundane modifier irrelevant.
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1of3

Quote from: CRKrueger;540292Aye, because if your continent is really a woman, there's no better place to live then the holiest of holies. :D

You have just missed relevant subtext here.


Anyway, my main problem with the system is that during combat the game attempts to extract three types of information form only two variables. (Speed, hit zone, damage from breadth & width)

Skywalker

Quote from: 1of3;540318Anyway, my main problem with the system is that during combat the game attempts to extract three types of information form only two variables. (Speed, hit zone, damage from breadth & width)

That's my biggest issue with system too :)