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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Desdichado" data-source="post: 2101608" data-attributes="member: 2205">Hey, the Mouse's thread is really cool!  Too bad I didn't find it until it's pushing 800 posts long...  For those who haven't read it, he essentially started off a group homebrew; everyone just jumps in an posts a very quick sentence or two addition to the setting, and it gradually grows.  There are some other rules, about how often you can contribute, and stuff like that, but I don't need to get into that here.  Anyway, looks like tons of fun, but like I said, I arrived a bit late to the party.But I have a question.  Would folks be interested in doing something like that for a not-so standard D&D or d20 game?  I mean, is it too soon to try one again, for one thing?  And if I put a handful of parameters out there to start, would that crimp everyone's style too much?My thought is this; I've had the d20 Wheel of Time book for some time, but I've spectacularly lost interest in the setting.  I haven't even read the last two (or maybe it's three, I don't even know) novels and I don't intend to until maybe they're all written.But it's a really nifty ruleset, and I'd like to do something with it.  So, hey, homebrew with those rules!  The rules are d20 and largely compatible with D&D (could use D&D monsters, for instance, or races if I wanted to) so anyone who plays D&D could feel close enough to home.Anyway, what are your thoughts?EDIT:  Anyway, now it's at rpg.net instead of here.  In case you're a cross-poster (or would like to be) here's the link: <a href="http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?p=3681197#post3681197" target="_blank">http://forum.rpg.net/showthread.php?p=3681197#post3681197</a> so you can contribute over there.</blockquote>

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