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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kermit4karate" data-source="post: 9733155" data-attributes="member: 7053643">Not that complicated. Entirely roleplaying, no maps, miniatures, hex grid. Just simple, fast roleplaying. Here was a blurb written (by me, a human) after the scene introducing the first character, Osa, a 1st-level elven wizard, who's being played by a 9-year-old girl.Again, no one is/was breaking down the system to find its weaknesses. That hasn't been the goal. The goal has only been to have fun and to maximize the time invested into it by everyone."Re: Osa, she works for Oober with her adoptive dad, Gromly, who runs the business. Gromly's a hill dwarf. Oober makes the best fried turkey in Fireforge. At Oober, crows fly out every shift to take orders from customers. Customers who see the crows just shout, "OOOOOBERRRR!" Then the crows fly back to the restaurant where Gromly and Osa fill the orders. Osa then delivers them by goat cart.One day, Osa is delivering a 10-piece order of fried turkey to a powerful wizard in his tower when a giant gargoyle dragon suddenly breaks through the tower wall and kills the wizard after a brief battle. Osa witnesses the whole thing! The gargoyle then flies away, leaving Osa standing there in the ruins of the wizard's sanctuary.She sees the deceased wizard's staff laying there on the floor and picks it up. It's the Staff of Sorcery!Later, back at the restaurant, 2 bandits attempt to rob the place, but Osa stops them using the staff and her own magic. She casts Mage Hand and steals a pouch worn by one of the bandits. It was filled with coins! She uses the coins to buy potions"Is it simplistic? Absolutely? Is it fun? Yes, I strongly believe so based on my experience with it. Is it meant to be something greater than it seems? No, it is not.</blockquote>

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