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Anticipating a Problem: How to handle with players "Set in their ways"?
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<blockquote data-quote="Rechan" data-source="post: 4366221" data-attributes="member: 54846"><p>As a general update, I sent this email last night:</p><p></p><p>[sblock]Hey,</p><p></p><p>I want to warn you about something. I am not certain you will enjoy the game I would like to run.</p><p></p><p>The reason I say this is because you seem like a guy who Really Liked 1e/2e. You said you are Old School and Hate Eberron. Well, 4th edition kills some sacred cows. Furthermore, I want to get away from Tolkenish fantasy - I am tired of Elves, Dwarves and Halflings. I want to replace them with Shifters, Warforged and Kenku (wingless raven people, sneaky little bastards). Assuming that I don't receive a riot from the other players about no elves/dwarves/halflings. </p><p></p><p>I know you're all ready saying "WARFORGED? EBERRON RACES?" I'm not using the Eberron setting, but a few aspects (one or two of the religions, a few of the races) I actually like. </p><p></p><p>The way I want to handle Warforged is this: Dwarves used to exist. They were cursed, unable to continue reproducing. What they did instead was create an artificial body that could house their soul, allowing them to continue to "live". Not only could they "live", but continue to repopulate themselves. However, while the artificial bodies continue to persist, the memories don't; after so long, a warforged starts forgetting the things it's seen early in life, sort've like any old person. So while the Warforged have dwarven culture, specialty (smithing, gemworking, etc), they are definitely something else entirely. </p><p></p><p>I wanted you to know up front, in case you didn't want to play, and didn't waste both of our time discovering this. You give the impression you know what you like (and what you don't). So there it is.[/sblock]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rechan, post: 4366221, member: 54846"] As a general update, I sent this email last night: [sblock]Hey, I want to warn you about something. I am not certain you will enjoy the game I would like to run. The reason I say this is because you seem like a guy who Really Liked 1e/2e. You said you are Old School and Hate Eberron. Well, 4th edition kills some sacred cows. Furthermore, I want to get away from Tolkenish fantasy - I am tired of Elves, Dwarves and Halflings. I want to replace them with Shifters, Warforged and Kenku (wingless raven people, sneaky little bastards). Assuming that I don't receive a riot from the other players about no elves/dwarves/halflings. I know you're all ready saying "WARFORGED? EBERRON RACES?" I'm not using the Eberron setting, but a few aspects (one or two of the religions, a few of the races) I actually like. The way I want to handle Warforged is this: Dwarves used to exist. They were cursed, unable to continue reproducing. What they did instead was create an artificial body that could house their soul, allowing them to continue to "live". Not only could they "live", but continue to repopulate themselves. However, while the artificial bodies continue to persist, the memories don't; after so long, a warforged starts forgetting the things it's seen early in life, sort've like any old person. So while the Warforged have dwarven culture, specialty (smithing, gemworking, etc), they are definitely something else entirely. I wanted you to know up front, in case you didn't want to play, and didn't waste both of our time discovering this. You give the impression you know what you like (and what you don't). So there it is.[/sblock] [/QUOTE]
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