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Old 12th December 2008, 05:35 AM   #12 (permalink)
Herremann the Wise
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Not every person who picks up the game wants Mystery and Wonder. And it is easier for a DM who wants it to put it back than it is for a DM who doesn't to remove it.
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IMO it's easier to strip out flavor than add it back in to empty mechanics. But I'm not part of 4E's market or design camp.
I think I agree with Delta on this one. As for people not wanting mystery and wonder in their game isn't it just easier for them to ignore the fluff and concentrate on the crunch? Mystery and wonder to me is a big feature of a game though.

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