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How is this news? The game's been out for over a year now.

Where's the like button? :D Edit: Never mind, I found it.

Not all of them. In the carousing table, for instance, "you" clearly refers to the PC/player. As always, context is important. Wyvern

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Um, no. The table explicitly states that the player gets to choose the identity of their love interest. Also, the paragraph before the table says "or you choose". "You" seems to mean the DM rather than the player, but it still indicates that you're not a slave to the whims of the die roll...

Fair enough. I was mainly wondering what the downside of *not* paying the fine was, but I guess "DM decides" is as good an answer as any. Heh. That brings up an interesting possibility I hadn't noticed before. Since there's a 50% chance that the romance is "ongoing", what happens if you roll...

Forming a romance is bad? :confused::( I agree. I also like the rule for making enemies: "The DM determines the offended party. You decide how you offended them." One thing I want to know, however, is what the repercussions of getting arrested are. When it says "You are jailed for 1d4 days...

I assume there's a typo here, since they can't both be the best at transmutation. Also, in your original post you said that magic was prohibited in the 1930s, but the excerpt later on says that it was in 1920. Wyvern

Classes See above.

Classes Sorry about the triple post: the first time I tried to post a comment it didn't show up, and still hadn't showed up a day later. Wyvern

Classes For the record, the DarkLore Campaign Primer, also published by Malladin's Gate, has very similar classes based on heroic fantasy archetypes. There's a free preview available at RPGNow which includes the classes. Wyvern

Vehicles? You seem to be missing something there... Wyvern

The dominant church for Clerics uses some unusual rules Which are? the text blithely mentions that for wizards, conjuration, evocation and necromancy are banned almost everywhere ... an injunction that seems designed to ensure their a few or no PC wizards without actually banning the class...

or improved snipping ability, ...Insert circumcision joke here... The word you want is "sniping". I think you're suffering from carless (i.e. lacking a car) disregard for spelling. ;) Wyvern

>I just don't see a lot of fucntional difference between those two options. The main difference I had in mind was whether the geography (and to a lesser extent, the ecology) is identical to Earth or not. For example, the different countries in Kara-Tur resemble various real-world Asian...

>...a legitimately heroic and positive version of The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics I guessed that much just from seeing the cover art of the comic. But what exactly does that *mean*? It's obviously not *really* the USSR (unless the Soviets had flying tanks and telekinetic weapons that...

So what exactly *is* the setting? Is it set on another planet? In the future? Is it an alternate history? Or a completely fictional world? And are "Nistaani" and "Al’Istaan" the same thing? (If so, why muddy the waters by using two different names in the review?) Not all of us have read...

"Mainly the pseudo-natural template can only be applied in place of a celestial or fiendish template. You can’t summon anything that didn’t start with the celestial or fiendish template." I don't understand what you mean here. *No* creature *starts* with a celestial or fiendish template; you...

"The Lasserator is deadly in melee combat. The Lasserator concentrates their efforts, training and ki on their melee weapon of choice. The class is clearly inspired by the Hong Kong opera style of movie (Hidden Tiger, Crouching Dragon) as the Lasserator leaps from tree to tree trading razor...

I'm overwhelmed by everyone's generosity. Talk about a silver lining! Krieg, Morrus: what are your e-mail addresses? Wyvern