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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 6966114" data-attributes="member: 20564">I agree.&nbsp; I'm talking strictly about how it's presented in the book, becasue my complaint was that it isn't being used in that format.&nbsp; A 5e character has more flaws/bond/ideal/traits then the average FATE character has aspects for a GM to tag, and aspects are one of the most important part of your FATE character as opposed to a subsystem that has little other effect.My last three campaigns (14 years and counting) I've had the players give each other poker chips for great RP, really acting in character.&nbsp; Back in 3.0 &amp; 3.5 it was for extra shares of RP experience for the session.&nbsp; It's really easy to make it inspiration - but that's because that's how I run.Inspiration strictly as written in the book is easy to ignore, and *every* 5e DM I've played under has done so.&nbsp; I have never seen it awarded once when I was a player to anyone.&nbsp; Not once.I'm not sayng it can't work - it very obviously can.&nbsp; My complaint was that &quot;That inspiration wasn't made more integral.&quot;&nbsp; I'd like it to take a more front-and-center-role, and be an integral part of 5e instead of something DMs feel they can dump.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 6966114, member: 20564"] I agree. I'm talking strictly about how it's presented in the book, becasue my complaint was that it isn't being used in that format. A 5e character has more flaws/bond/ideal/traits then the average FATE character has aspects for a GM to tag, and aspects are one of the most important part of your FATE character as opposed to a subsystem that has little other effect. My last three campaigns (14 years and counting) I've had the players give each other poker chips for great RP, really acting in character. Back in 3.0 & 3.5 it was for extra shares of RP experience for the session. It's really easy to make it inspiration - but that's because that's how I run. Inspiration strictly as written in the book is easy to ignore, and *every* 5e DM I've played under has done so. I have never seen it awarded once when I was a player to anyone. Not once. I'm not sayng it can't work - it very obviously can. My complaint was that "That inspiration wasn't made more integral." I'd like it to take a more front-and-center-role, and be an integral part of 5e instead of something DMs feel they can dump. [/QUOTE]

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