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<blockquote data-quote="D'karr" data-source="post: 5197711" data-attributes="member: 336">Nope, I meant exactly what I said.&nbsp; I'm running a Swords &amp; Sorcery themed campaign using Ancient Greek mythology as a backdrop.&nbsp; The minotaur, Medusa, the Oracle of Delphi, all integrated into the setting.&nbsp; Yes of course it has mythology included, and all kinds of weird interventions by the gods in the affairs of men.Sorry but I have 7 players, if I wanted lone wolves and catering to them, I'd drastically decrease the size of the player pool.&nbsp; Yes, some Sword and Sorcery STORIES have a single protagonist.&nbsp; It doesn't mean that you can't have more of an ensemble.&nbsp; Self-limiting because of that aspect seems silly to me.&nbsp; I find no problem with using 4e to play a Sword &amp; Sorcery themed game as I said.&nbsp; Oh, and I have no problem implementing House Rules for that game either.&nbsp; I have a few, but they are minimal.&nbsp; When I played 1e, I didn't necessarily have many House Rules either.&nbsp; YMMV.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D'karr, post: 5197711, member: 336"] Nope, I meant exactly what I said. I'm running a Swords & Sorcery themed campaign using Ancient Greek mythology as a backdrop. The minotaur, Medusa, the Oracle of Delphi, all integrated into the setting. Yes of course it has mythology included, and all kinds of weird interventions by the gods in the affairs of men. Sorry but I have 7 players, if I wanted lone wolves and catering to them, I'd drastically decrease the size of the player pool. Yes, some Sword and Sorcery STORIES have a single protagonist. It doesn't mean that you can't have more of an ensemble. Self-limiting because of that aspect seems silly to me. I find no problem with using 4e to play a Sword & Sorcery themed game as I said. Oh, and I have no problem implementing House Rules for that game either. I have a few, but they are minimal. When I played 1e, I didn't necessarily have many House Rules either. YMMV. [/QUOTE]

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