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Message: <blockquote data-quote="der_kluge" data-source="post: 2739190" data-attributes="member: 945">Ouch! Psion, that's not fair. While Scadgrad and I had fundamental philosophical differences regarding game play, I think the actual game play went well. We disagreed on a few minor points, really. Overall, I think we agreed that story was important, and plot and character were important. We had a disagreement over some mechanics WRT to multi-classing rules, and in general I felt balance was more important, and he felt it was less important. But we're adults, and we took our disagreements in stride. Really, I differed with one of the other players more. He was a very cautious role-player - took volumes and volumes of notes from every game, and was generally very methodical in his approach towards danger. My character was a brash, impulsive 16 year old girl who was in the "let's kick the door in, and figure out what happened afterwards" camp. So, on that point, we tended to disagree. It could also have as much to do with the fact that the party bard died, because he failed to follow my (foolproof) plan to mount an attack on an unseelie sorceress. He blamed my character, even though I did nothing wrong. But, ultimately, I do believe that it boils down to the fact that these guys had been playing a long time, and apparently were just happy with it just being the three of them. They also play CoC and some other games throughout the week as well.Oh well. I'm ok with it. I'm just too busy right now to game anyway, so when life comes around for me, I'll try to find another group. Maybe go back with the group I was playing with before.</blockquote>

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