Lejendary Adventures - Anyone played it?

[cimerians]

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I think this is Gary's problem. He doesn't understand what a game actually is. Laws, i.e. rules, are the essence of a game.

-EDITED- Huh? Its like saying Tolkien knows nothing of elves and hobbits. Show some respect.

EVERY edition including the red basic sets of D&D mentioned the rules are only guidelines.

Including 3rd edition.

(Waaaayyy off topic here. I'm done posting about this stuff, it gets rather old rather quick.)

 

[Piratecat]

Let's not insult folks, everyone. Please reread your post before you click "send."

Personally, I agree with Gary that consistancy - rather than slavishly following the written rule - is what's important, so long as the players understand what is changed. No one is going to yell at you for changing a system's magic item creation rules. You don't want to have that sprung on a player as a surprise, though, and you don't want to use separate systems for both your buddy and your girlfriend. So long as a rule system remains consistent, that's what house rules are all about.

 

[Henry]

Incidentally, I didn't ask to stop the discussion, I asked for the disussion to stop ON THIS THREAD. There's a difference.

Debate of the differences in game systems is not a bad thing; but insulting another's opinions or character IS against the rules, as is railroading a thread off topic.

This thread has been closed by the request of its originator.