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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scott DeWar" data-source="post: 6437633" data-attributes="member: 49929">Thoughts . . . . Armor as DRAs I have mentioned in the agreement to Perrinmiller, the upper level effects of this alt rule is of precarious balance. Also, it was mentioned by Perrinmiller that the DR effect would possibly prolong a battle as it would reduce our effectiveness against the opponent.PRATDI know this works well on a table-top game. we use this rule in the game in Columbia, Missouri (which I miss immensely), I just don't know how well it would work here in pbp. We are all heavy posters and very attentive. That should make a big plus. I just don't know.MetaThis, in moderation, would speed up the story telling as it would allow for a character post to include the results of the player's roll. I would have to say that the giving of saves might be too much. That would mean you, as gm, would have to present a stat block on each opponent given. I think that is expecting too much from you as gm. I would have to say that saves might have to be with held. Also knowledge rolls can be done with flexibility. sometimes something needs to be kept secret and thus looked by the gm, and rolled by the gm. other times a cascading spoiler block on a knowledge roll would suffice quite well.RGplaying with out playing. Interesting. good for the storyline.  Never tried that before.alchemist beastmorpher as semi melee. . . remember that he has a bestial - heavy hitter - side to himforewarning:I have recently gone back to post with two hands. after the coma I had debilitatingly limited use of my left arm and hand. I am essentially relearning how to type with my left hand. It is going well, just slow as I have to double check for errors even over what I normally check for. My left hand is still numb and still twitches a bit more then I would like to be doing.</blockquote>

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