Tallarn said:I got halfway through the second paragraph and hit "My character even had a name!"...*splutters with giggles* I love reading these things...more comments as I carry on reading...
"For several intense hours, I escaped my beloved grandmother's Alzheimer's disease and my failing nursing grades in college" - grin again. BTW - it's not the story that I'm laughing at, I think being addicted to anything is bad, it's just the tone of the article that always gets me...
I'm having a go at the ridiculous tone of these sort of articles, that basically tie together unconnected events to prove some sort of point that doesn't exist.
Tallarn said:Got any more short articles on a similar theme? I'm feeling a little trollish today!
Go on! Give me something to really be horrible to!
3e is certainly more evil because it's easier to play and thus recruit new, fresh souls for the mill. Before it was much harder to convert the weak because they would easily be intimidated by such nonsense as weapon speeds and lengthy explanations of THAC0 and how 3 attacks in 2 rounds worked.Bugaboo said:How has evil been updated in 3rd edition?

(Dungeons & Dragons)
Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.