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<blockquote data-quote="AllisterH" data-source="post: 4870274" data-attributes="member: 51325">Not sure how it works in Buffy the RPG, but in Ars Magica, there is troupe play. Basically, every session, the players would switch who would be the &quot;leading&quot; character. e.g. If you're playing Magi Alexander, next session somebody else would play Magi Barnabas and you would then run your lesser powered companion Meepo who was expected to now support Barnabas.re: Definition of&nbsp; weak and non D&amp;D fiction.Other posters have gotten it right. It ca be post D&amp;D published fiction, but it can't be based off D&amp;D directly (the WOTC/TSR novels) or somebody's home campaign (Feist's Riftwar Saga)Similarly, when I mention weak, I'm talking weaker than a normal person in the setting. Now just inexperienced. E.g. Rand for example starts off pretty green, but even before he's acknowledged as the &quot;Dragon&quot;, it's mentioned that he and Mat were the best Q-staff fighters in the Two Rivers after their fathers themselves. Definitely not &quot;weak&quot; (as shown by Mat being able to beatdown two experienced Warders-in training).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AllisterH, post: 4870274, member: 51325"] Not sure how it works in Buffy the RPG, but in Ars Magica, there is troupe play. Basically, every session, the players would switch who would be the "leading" character. e.g. If you're playing Magi Alexander, next session somebody else would play Magi Barnabas and you would then run your lesser powered companion Meepo who was expected to now support Barnabas. re: Definition of weak and non D&D fiction. Other posters have gotten it right. It ca be post D&D published fiction, but it can't be based off D&D directly (the WOTC/TSR novels) or somebody's home campaign (Feist's Riftwar Saga) Similarly, when I mention weak, I'm talking weaker than a normal person in the setting. Now just inexperienced. E.g. Rand for example starts off pretty green, but even before he's acknowledged as the "Dragon", it's mentioned that he and Mat were the best Q-staff fighters in the Two Rivers after their fathers themselves. Definitely not "weak" (as shown by Mat being able to beatdown two experienced Warders-in training). [/QUOTE]

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