Me and 4th Edition (Rules? You think Rules actually matter to me?)
I run into this a lot.
I like something in DnD 3.5 and I'm a member of 'that' club. I like something in 4th Edition and all of a sudden I'm a "4th Edition Fan"
DnD fans, I'm a whole other kind of animal altogether. You can't box me up in some kind of gaming political party, pigeon-hole me, or stick me in a category, because rules are only the ( Read more... )
I like something in DnD 3.5 and I'm a member of 'that' club. I like something in 4th Edition and all of a sudden I'm a "4th Edition Fan"
DnD fans, I'm a whole other kind of animal altogether. You can't box me up in some kind of gaming political party, pigeon-hole me, or stick me in a category, because rules are only the ( Read more... )
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I'm not a fan of 3.5. It is not that I think good stories can't be told with it. I think they can. I just find that the more I fuss with rules, the less I focus on stories.
Personally, I like systems that are somewhere in between Amber and D&D. I like dice rolling, but I also like very simple and fast rules. Buffy the Vampire Slayer (and the other unisystem games) are a perfect example of the kinds of system I like.
I won't say anything bad about fans of D&D in any of its many versions. Its just not my cup of tea.
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