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<blockquote data-quote="Graf" data-source="post: 1150894" data-attributes="member: 3087"><p>This is a fair question. I certainly don't mean to be defensive.</p><p>While I wasn't expecting positive comments neither was I expecting to have a post about a completely different system (with no comments one way or another from the author on the original) or to get sucked into an arguement/discussion which could be entitled "dexterity rullz".</p><p><span style="font-size: 9px">I realize I should probably have expected it, but I didn't. This has been a stimulating thread, even if there hasn't been much analysis going on.</span></p><p></p><p>If you firmly believe that dexterity is much much more powerful than other stats then I can see thinking the system will have an unbalancing effect. It certainly does make dex more valuble. It -never- occured to me and the posts on this thread haven't really done much to change my opinion.</p><p>I've never noticed a dex rules thread. I recently ran across an informative set of "Con is much more important than Dex for spellcasters" posts which I found interesting. It jived strongly with my recent gaming experiences. We did have one overpowering high-dex character but he had a natural dex of 32....</p><p></p><p>I tend to post relatively strongly, that's how I communicate. I think that if someone posts something that is basically a list, or basically just a statement without an explaination, then there really isn't much to do but lay out an arguement and move on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Graf, post: 1150894, member: 3087"] This is a fair question. I certainly don't mean to be defensive. While I wasn't expecting positive comments neither was I expecting to have a post about a completely different system (with no comments one way or another from the author on the original) or to get sucked into an arguement/discussion which could be entitled "dexterity rullz". [size=1]I realize I should probably have expected it, but I didn't. This has been a stimulating thread, even if there hasn't been much analysis going on.[/size] If you firmly believe that dexterity is much much more powerful than other stats then I can see thinking the system will have an unbalancing effect. It certainly does make dex more valuble. It -never- occured to me and the posts on this thread haven't really done much to change my opinion. I've never noticed a dex rules thread. I recently ran across an informative set of "Con is much more important than Dex for spellcasters" posts which I found interesting. It jived strongly with my recent gaming experiences. We did have one overpowering high-dex character but he had a natural dex of 32.... I tend to post relatively strongly, that's how I communicate. I think that if someone posts something that is basically a list, or basically just a statement without an explaination, then there really isn't much to do but lay out an arguement and move on. [/QUOTE]
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