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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Trollitc" data-source="post: 5211680" data-attributes="member: 90229">Ruemere,Thanks for taking the time and effort to read and comment.  I am going to have to respectfully disagree with you on a number of points.  True - keep in mind that this is a work in progress.  I have a great cartographer working on an atlas style map with me and once that's complete Aruneus will have it's face(s).No more or less trivial than it would be to burn and incinerate lots of cities in an major "real life" war.  Higher level characters do find zombies more of a hindrance than a threat - but the world is not full of higher level characters.  It's full of people like you and me, who are not properly buffed fighters.You have a good point.  Is not welcome by you or some portion of the community.  The folks who've play tested this (either with me or in their own groups) found it quite workable and enjoyed the added Romero-esque feel I was going for.Probably true - but one organization isn't ruling the world, just three Human kingdoms.  Think of oh. . .  the catholic church in modern US or African politics.  They may not be the rulers of the world, but they are influencing the lives of every single person in large political areas.Or tremendous stress which would induce a population to follow dictates from a seemingly safe source.  I can think of lots of political leaders who rose to power on a promise, made good on that promise but also introduced "burn the wizard" doctrines which were followed.  Think of just about any fascist regime in the 20th century, or any dictatorship.This I agree with wholeheartedly.  I can understand you not liking a zombie genre high-fantasy game.  That's fine.  But do keep in mind that this is just that and I'm also trying to conform to a few standard zombie rules based on George A. Romero's model.  Slow zombies, brain must be destroyed, one bite fatal.-Ben</blockquote>

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