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<blockquote data-quote="ss2020" data-source="post: 5828010" data-attributes="member: 11830">Well I agree in some ways but like you over my 30 years of gaming have seen it all. And the arguments against my stance are valid.&nbsp; My position is one of strong mechanics for races giving hefty bonuses and setting racial limits. After all you as a character want to be special. How can you achieve that if another race can be just the same as you. &nbsp; My good friend and long time player tells me over and over again &quot;This is a fantasy game!&quot; and the rules should allow for the fantasy. &nbsp; But should we allow the fantasy ruin the fun of being special? Should a fighter be a better thief then the rogue? I say never. &nbsp; In conclusion I say make people choose. So many times we try to cram everything into 1 class/race selection so there is no weakness. This is truly not what our cooperative RPG is about. It is about working together as a team each person a star according to his race/class design.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ss2020, post: 5828010, member: 11830"] Well I agree in some ways but like you over my 30 years of gaming have seen it all. And the arguments against my stance are valid. My position is one of strong mechanics for races giving hefty bonuses and setting racial limits. After all you as a character want to be special. How can you achieve that if another race can be just the same as you. My good friend and long time player tells me over and over again "This is a fantasy game!" and the rules should allow for the fantasy. But should we allow the fantasy ruin the fun of being special? Should a fighter be a better thief then the rogue? I say never. In conclusion I say make people choose. So many times we try to cram everything into 1 class/race selection so there is no weakness. This is truly not what our cooperative RPG is about. It is about working together as a team each person a star according to his race/class design. [/QUOTE]

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