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In the example you are using, it is not the system that will impact the players RP approach. It is the perceived Lethality of the situation. And while I think system does play a small part in informing that, I think that is way WAY more influenced by the players experience with/expectations of...

You could name it metaphorically. Presumably a trading route would be lucrative to traders both ways. "Riches Road". It's simple, easy to remember and it doesn't actually tie you to a particular product. Plus you can have an NPC or PC named Rich who claims it's named after them.

So...you can bump someone's arm to knock them through a wall and cost them points, right? Why do I imagine this as both a great drinking game and a prelude to numerous fistfights?

Have you considered giving them spells?

I'm not convinced yet. Is there a larger font you could use?

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It makes an excellent cover for their inherent psychopathy. "You killed Old Bill, the Fishmonger! You're wearing his boots right now!" "Uhhh, he was ...an Illithid Mind ...Host?" "ALL HAIL OUR HEROIC PROTECTORS!"

I think under US law when you buy an old trademark, all surviving former employees automatically become your property. It's the longstanding principle of "Factum est autem latine".

"Take the set amount or roll. Decide before rolling. If you decide to roll, you must reroll ones." is absolutely going to become my standard for rolling HP. Thanks NotAYakk!

We STILL play Nuclear War. Hands down that game is the best value gaming purchase I or my group has ever made. (based on cost/hours played). Even exceeding D&D, because amongst all of us we have bought a LOT of D&D books, but only 1 copy of everything for Nuclear War. We have been playing it...

You're right! The math checks out, there SHOULD be a ton of high level adventurers. But...there aren't. Why not? Who or what is killing all the high level adventurers?? There's your campaign right there.

You really have to determine if Elf is a dominant gene. If it's not, they are a half-elf. If it is, they could be a light skinned soulless abomination, or a dark skinned soulless abomination.

So it's not just a one-and-done? This whole Ellystick Trundlebum business is going to be a thing now? sigh Ok.

That is absolutely the best of the names.

There definitely was a Pantages theatre in Toronto. Like many in the chain it's name has changed now.

I reinstate level caps for non-humans, absolute alignment restrictions for some classes, and stat modifiers based on gender. Not because I actually want any of those things. But ...

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