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<blockquote data-quote="Sword of Spirit" data-source="post: 6776923" data-attributes="member: 6677017"><p>I like the idea as long as it isn't just a stand alone thing. It would just feel way too odd to get a wardrobe without all the other useful furniture and furnishings we might benefit from. And it absolutely has to fit in with the other rules of the game. We already have freeform rules for AC and hp values of objects in the DMG. I will <em>not</em> be happy if the wardrobe comes out using some completely different system for AC and hp.</p><p></p><p>On the other hand, a part of me thinks it would be cool if they really fully covered the subject. If we get a full hardback on furniture and furnishings (well, actually I'd like clothing and accouterments in there also...and maybe utensils and decorations) then I <em>might</em> overlook some mechanical disagreement with the basic rules in the DMG. But I'd absolutely have to be able to find everything I would want in this new book, or it would have to have new rules for making up object stats that are consistent with the examples it does provide.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sword of Spirit, post: 6776923, member: 6677017"] I like the idea as long as it isn't just a stand alone thing. It would just feel way too odd to get a wardrobe without all the other useful furniture and furnishings we might benefit from. And it absolutely has to fit in with the other rules of the game. We already have freeform rules for AC and hp values of objects in the DMG. I will [I]not[/I] be happy if the wardrobe comes out using some completely different system for AC and hp. On the other hand, a part of me thinks it would be cool if they really fully covered the subject. If we get a full hardback on furniture and furnishings (well, actually I'd like clothing and accouterments in there also...and maybe utensils and decorations) then I [I]might[/I] overlook some mechanical disagreement with the basic rules in the DMG. But I'd absolutely have to be able to find everything I would want in this new book, or it would have to have new rules for making up object stats that are consistent with the examples it does provide. [/QUOTE]
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