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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kae'Yoss" data-source="post: 3097111" data-attributes="member: 4134">I don't like Eberron. I don't buy it, I don't play it. I don't associate it with D&D, but it can work. A lot of things work with D&D. I think MtG would, too.I am so grateful that they used Rokugan. Without that, I'd probably never have found out about Rokugan, which is one of my favourite campaign settings and roleplaying games, too.I think he meant me. I hate older editions. In the case of 1e, there's no special reason, I hate it just because. 2e I hate because of the idiots I was forced to play with.I don't know. They turned the Legend of the Five Rings trading card game into a Roleplaying Game, and it rocks. Big time. You should read those rules, you seem to have no idea what you're talking about. How would you apply a metamagic feat to a feat? Its metamagic, not metafeat. A lot of hatred for things stems from not knowing it properly. Well-known fact. Sometimes its also just the wrong people, like old 2e players who lived under the tyranny of the restriction-based AD&D 2e-ruleset too long and then were released into the choice-based 3e ruleset, and immediately go powergamer. I saw that happen a couple of times. Try to get hold of some players who use, rather than misuse, the choice-driven rules in order to create the character they want.Do they have a whole department responsible for coming up with crap like this, or is it just a couple of guys? Or do other people there do that sort of thing during lunch break.And they wanted to draw and quarter him for it. I think I still have a scan of their want ad for "4 strong horses, for quartering a RPG/TDG heretic with".Really, take a look at L5R. It was made into a roleplaying game (into its 3rd edition now), and also ported it to d20. I don't know whether it angried too many D&D players (other than those who'd rather have had Kara-Tur), or many trading card gamers, but it did pretty much corner the Wuxia RPG market.They should make it D20 Magic: The Gathering, rather than the Magic: The Gathering Campaign setting - so it's not really D&D - and see whether they can manage to get a small percentage of the vast MtG community to play RPGs. Could be that they actually get thousands of Magic people to try out the new "spin-off game" and BAM! Next generation of roleplayers is recruited.</blockquote>

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