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<blockquote data-quote="Mort" data-source="post: 4359769" data-attributes="member: 762">I've seen many of your posts on campaigns, systems etc. and I'm pretty sure you run an amazing game. But you know something, I'm sure you'd run a good game with 4e too. The question is does the system help, hinder, or is it completely indifferent?My friend ran one of the best campaigns I ever had the pleasure of participating in. His game was simply brilliant on almost every level and I really enjoyed it. The kicker? he ran it using the RIFTS rpg, IMO possibly one of the clunkiest rules systems currently still in existence. I can honestly say he made the game work completely in spite of the system.&nbsp; This was shown as fact when he decided to run an old west game and we switched to Deadlands. Here his DMing was again brilliant but this time the system helped (between good workable mechanics and other things that helped with an old west feel) and thew game was even better as a result.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mort, post: 4359769, member: 762"] I've seen many of your posts on campaigns, systems etc. and I'm pretty sure you run an amazing game. But you know something, I'm sure you'd run a good game with 4e too. The question is does the system help, hinder, or is it completely indifferent? My friend ran one of the best campaigns I ever had the pleasure of participating in. His game was simply brilliant on almost every level and I really enjoyed it. The kicker? he ran it using the RIFTS rpg, IMO possibly one of the clunkiest rules systems currently still in existence. I can honestly say he made the game work completely in spite of the system. This was shown as fact when he decided to run an old west game and we switched to Deadlands. Here his DMing was again brilliant but this time the system helped (between good workable mechanics and other things that helped with an old west feel) and thew game was even better as a result. [/QUOTE]

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