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<blockquote data-quote="mythusmage" data-source="post: 2511878" data-attributes="member: 571"><p>Some people were not pleased with my suggestions re D&D4e, so I'm taking a new tack and starting a new thread. The subject is <strong>Myth20 Fantasy: Introduction</strong>. Your job, should you choose to accept the assignment, is to comment on it. That said ...</p><p></p><p><span style="font-size: 15px"><strong>Myth20 Fantasy: Introduction</strong></span></p><p></p><p>This is a game of adventure. It is a game of mystery and intrigue. A game of daring, heroism, and dark villainy. In this game you play a person who lives in an imaginary world, and gets caught up in events either by accident, or deliberately. Someone who must use his abilities and skills as best he can to prevail against sometimes overwhelming odds.</p><p></p><p>There are exotic lands and exotic peoples in this game. Monsters out of nightmare, and creatures from dream. in <strong>Myth20 Fantasy</strong> you can negotiate with immortal queens and feast with goblin kings. In <strong>Myth20 Fantasy</strong> paths can run between worlds, and doorways can open on fields far from the ken of Man. Or the door may simply open to reveal a peddler with an old copper broach to sell. A broach you just know the wife would love to have.</p><p></p><p>This is a game of life in an imaginary realm, and what could happen to ordinary people who experience extraordinary things. How will you fare?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mythusmage, post: 2511878, member: 571"] Some people were not pleased with my suggestions re D&D4e, so I'm taking a new tack and starting a new thread. The subject is [b]Myth20 Fantasy: Introduction[/b]. Your job, should you choose to accept the assignment, is to comment on it. That said ... [size=4][b]Myth20 Fantasy: Introduction[/b][/size] This is a game of adventure. It is a game of mystery and intrigue. A game of daring, heroism, and dark villainy. In this game you play a person who lives in an imaginary world, and gets caught up in events either by accident, or deliberately. Someone who must use his abilities and skills as best he can to prevail against sometimes overwhelming odds. There are exotic lands and exotic peoples in this game. Monsters out of nightmare, and creatures from dream. in [b]Myth20 Fantasy[/b] you can negotiate with immortal queens and feast with goblin kings. In [b]Myth20 Fantasy[/b] paths can run between worlds, and doorways can open on fields far from the ken of Man. Or the door may simply open to reveal a peddler with an old copper broach to sell. A broach you just know the wife would love to have. This is a game of life in an imaginary realm, and what could happen to ordinary people who experience extraordinary things. How will you fare? [/QUOTE]
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