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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vhalidictes" data-source="post: 4856394" data-attributes="member: 84433">I think you have it exactly backwards...I make sure to play and run games this way.I prefer 3rd edition for a lot of reasons, but any kind of D&D is good for RP-heavy games. Because they don't tell you how to RP, only how to fight.If I have a big fight break out, everyone has the rules up and ready to go. If not, the game system stays out of everyone's hair.Similarly, if I want a dungeon crawl, I'll play White Wolf system. It has a good world (and good playable races) for some knock-down, drag-out combat.That's a good thing, since I'll be concentrating on combat. Any game that has the stones to tell me how to RP my character (You are this clan? You think this and wear that) is better when role-playing is de-emphasized.Playing against a game system's strengths is generally a good thing.</blockquote>