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<blockquote data-quote="mcrow" data-source="post: 2386563" data-attributes="member: 29117"><p>I feel the same way about RH & RL. I have played both and have liked both but prefer RH as a player for the crunchy bits. As a GM RH & RL are a toss up though. On one hand RL has less stats/stat blocks to worry about so therefore less time spent on that aspect. RL also forces you to be a more of a on the fly GM, so if you don't like GMing on the fly this sytem will suck for you. RH OTOH requires much more stating which equals more prep time but the players have a better idea of what is or isn't going to work. Knowing more the players can then contribute more to the game and won't be affraid to ask if they can do something. </p><p> </p><p>I guess it all depends on taste for the players & GMs. Just so certain people don't go saying one system is better because it sells more. That's like saying Walmart is the best store to shop @ because they have higher gross sales than any other retailer. Walmart might vary well be the best store to shop @ if your primarily worried about price on the next set of tools you buy but if you are more worried about quality you would go to Sears.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mcrow, post: 2386563, member: 29117"] I feel the same way about RH & RL. I have played both and have liked both but prefer RH as a player for the crunchy bits. As a GM RH & RL are a toss up though. On one hand RL has less stats/stat blocks to worry about so therefore less time spent on that aspect. RL also forces you to be a more of a on the fly GM, so if you don't like GMing on the fly this sytem will suck for you. RH OTOH requires much more stating which equals more prep time but the players have a better idea of what is or isn't going to work. Knowing more the players can then contribute more to the game and won't be affraid to ask if they can do something. I guess it all depends on taste for the players & GMs. Just so certain people don't go saying one system is better because it sells more. That's like saying Walmart is the best store to shop @ because they have higher gross sales than any other retailer. Walmart might vary well be the best store to shop @ if your primarily worried about price on the next set of tools you buy but if you are more worried about quality you would go to Sears. [/QUOTE]
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