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<blockquote data-quote="MichaelSomething" data-source="post: 5899062" data-attributes="member: 51168"><p>I bid you, fair readers of the tomes of old, to disentangle yourselves from your campaign to prosaify the key texts to the grand game of imagination! I, MichaelSomething, herald of the great game's step child, implore you to reconsider; lest you bring folly to the game! While the Gygaxian writings of old were sweet honeypots of inspiration to you, to many others they were a labyrinth of twisted words that had to fought through like the Caves of Choas themselves! I wish not to sent them back into a dark age of incomprehensible typings that had to be dug through in order to find the rules for their game. To them the books are not matches of imagination or meatloafs of prose to be digested, but a pit stop of rules and advice designed to quickly repair their games so that they may keep moving on their tabletop journeys! To me the essence of the game is not formed by solidarity readings of books but in the sharing of ideas done on the wooden platforms of dice and papers!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MichaelSomething, post: 5899062, member: 51168"] I bid you, fair readers of the tomes of old, to disentangle yourselves from your campaign to prosaify the key texts to the grand game of imagination! I, MichaelSomething, herald of the great game's step child, implore you to reconsider; lest you bring folly to the game! While the Gygaxian writings of old were sweet honeypots of inspiration to you, to many others they were a labyrinth of twisted words that had to fought through like the Caves of Choas themselves! I wish not to sent them back into a dark age of incomprehensible typings that had to be dug through in order to find the rules for their game. To them the books are not matches of imagination or meatloafs of prose to be digested, but a pit stop of rules and advice designed to quickly repair their games so that they may keep moving on their tabletop journeys! To me the essence of the game is not formed by solidarity readings of books but in the sharing of ideas done on the wooden platforms of dice and papers! [/QUOTE]
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