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lowkey13
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Why is the shortest lived edition, still one of the most popular?
ParanoydStyle
Peace Among Worlds
[MENTION=42582]pemerton[/MENTION] thanks!
Cool. I've never had the pleasure of actually playing Burning Wheel but I've heard exclusively good things about it from all corners. I don't think Luke Crane has any enemies--certainly no out ones, considering he's the head of Games at Kickstarter--but I learned a few years back that lots of people in and around this industry carry vendettas against Ron (for mostly really stupid reasons, I'd add).
Cool. I've never had the pleasure of actually playing Burning Wheel but I've heard exclusively good things about it from all corners. I don't think Luke Crane has any enemies--certainly no out ones, considering he's the head of Games at Kickstarter--but I learned a few years back that lots of people in and around this industry carry vendettas against Ron (for mostly really stupid reasons, I'd add).
Voadam
Legend
I didn't get Mentzer BX so when I picked up the Companion Set to go with my Moldvay Cook BX that jumped out at me. I was really looking forward to thieves getting cool new stuff that could shine, not catching up to Cook Expert levels of existing skills in Companion levels.
I would agree with this. My friend starting running a B/X retro game almost two years ago and we still get 5-10 players every month. My ten year old daughter has even joined in. It is a nice trip down memory lane as a simple dungeon bash but I would rather play 5th Edition myself.
My view is that it is not a well written rule book but it is definitely better than the one that came before it.
Sacrosanct
Legend
Curious. What about Moldvay's writings were not well written?
