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<blockquote data-quote="The Crimson Binome" data-source="post: 7174843" data-attributes="member: 6775031">I edited my post to make it more clear. The point is just that the narrative is our observation of what happens, and doesn't exert influence of its own upon the processes. Everything that actually happens within the game world is a result of causal processes internal to the game world.If a human female character can't have Strength 18/00, then she can't do those things which require Strength 18/00 to do (lifting a particular rock, I guess). She also can't fly, or swim through lava. Everyone in the world is equally constrained by the limits of their physical body, unless they use magic to overcome those limits. If I recall correctly, using the Maul of the Titans required a character to be at least six feet tall, so a human female who was six feet tall could use it while a human male who was 5'11&quot; could not (assuming other requirements were met).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Crimson Binome, post: 7174843, member: 6775031"] I edited my post to make it more clear. The point is just that the narrative is our observation of what happens, and doesn't exert influence of its own upon the processes. Everything that actually happens within the game world is a result of causal processes internal to the game world. If a human female character can't have Strength 18/00, then she can't do those things which require Strength 18/00 to do (lifting a particular rock, I guess). She also can't fly, or swim through lava. Everyone in the world is equally constrained by the limits of their physical body, unless they use magic to overcome those limits. If I recall correctly, using the Maul of the Titans required a character to be at least six feet tall, so a human female who was six feet tall could use it while a human male who was 5'11" could not (assuming other requirements were met). [/QUOTE]

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