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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7849524" data-attributes="member: 6802378">My house rule about alignments is allowing spells and other powers with align. key can hurt enemies with same align but different allegiance (country, race, religion, tribe, brotherhood, guild, family), for example drow cleric vs orc shaman. And I allow characters with opposite allegiance and align, for example good allegiance with evil align would be a zealot who tries to do the right, servin celestial powers but forgetting mercy or law allegiance with chaotic align would be a sheriff who breaks the rules to defend the order. Other house rule is to be faster doesn't mean to be the first to attack if the enemy has got a longer weapon than yours. I discovered D&amp;D as TTRPG since 93-94, and the look of the pictures from these years had got a strong impact. How to explain it? It is how when after some decades you see old Hanna-Barbera 60's, 70's cartoons and you notice they weren't... perfect&nbsp; but there is still a space for them in your memory and your heart.3rd Ed was very, very different, I felt this was a work with a lot of love for the franchise. My collection of books are my treasure. I advice young players if they love a book, then you should buy like a future piece for your collection, and or later you will regret. I have bought some tiles of World of Darkness 20 Anniversary because now I regret not have bought some titles in the past for my personal collection. Do you understand what I trying to mean?About gods, I miss other pantheons from real world (Sumerian and other pre-islamic Middle Orient). And about Hindu gods we should take care to avoid controversies as that Xena's episode. If king Arthur's legend is public domain, why not a &quot;pantheon&quot; of &quot;patron heroes&quot; with the knights of the round table?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 7849524, member: 6802378"] My house rule about alignments is allowing spells and other powers with align. key can hurt enemies with same align but different allegiance (country, race, religion, tribe, brotherhood, guild, family), for example drow cleric vs orc shaman. And I allow characters with opposite allegiance and align, for example good allegiance with evil align would be a zealot who tries to do the right, servin celestial powers but forgetting mercy or law allegiance with chaotic align would be a sheriff who breaks the rules to defend the order. Other house rule is to be faster doesn't mean to be the first to attack if the enemy has got a longer weapon than yours. I discovered D&D as TTRPG since 93-94, and the look of the pictures from these years had got a strong impact. How to explain it? It is how when after some decades you see old Hanna-Barbera 60's, 70's cartoons and you notice they weren't... [I]perfect[/I] but there is still a space for them in your memory and your heart. 3rd Ed was very, very different, I felt this was a work with a lot of love for the franchise. My collection of books are my treasure. I advice young players if they love a book, then you should buy like a future piece for your collection, and or later you will regret. I have bought some tiles of World of Darkness 20 Anniversary because now I regret not have bought some titles in the past for my personal collection. Do you understand what I trying to mean? About gods, I miss other pantheons from real world (Sumerian and other pre-islamic Middle Orient). And about Hindu gods we should take care to avoid controversies as that Xena's episode. If king Arthur's legend is public domain, why not a "pantheon" of "patron heroes" with the knights of the round table? [/QUOTE]

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