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And yet, even in AD&D, drow were never kill on sight. That's something that has been added. After all, drow have been playable in AD&D...

Heh, I missed this one on the first spin through but @Older Beholder quoted it and it caught my eye. Now, we both agree that if the DM...

Please Mr McGee, Dont make me angry, you wont like me when Im angry. I thought Bill Bixby did a good job of portraying the desperate...

Because that's not what diegetic means. It simply isn't. For something to be diegetic it has to exist for both the characters in the...

I think that 1983 is probably the best year to "cut off" the original period of D&D, and also marks the end of the (first?) Golden Age...

And all that stuff? Not diegetic. Where the camera person is standing? Not diegetic. The props people who build the set and put...

Heh. Perusing Knave 2e and reading through it. Very cool. This one line just totally stuck out with me considering this thread: I...

Now, as much as I've sung the praises of collaborative setting building, I do see the real downside here. I have a player whose primary...

When those people are actively not following the rules, yes, they can be dismissed.

Never minding, just imagine how much depth a setting would have after ten or fifteen years of play with five or six different people...

I posted it upthread. (And have posted it many times on these boards over the years.) It's not mysterious: If D&D gets classified as...

Ooooh, I've never seen that one before. That's NEAT. I like. Heading off to spend money now. SIgh.

I don't need to because at no point am I contradicting the dictionary definition. FFS, look it up.

Note, just to clarify, I am ONLY referring to the system itself. Your game at your table is a whole 'nother ball of wax. As has been...

We call them roguelings now.