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Message: <blockquote data-quote="The Crimson Binome" data-source="post: 6656673" data-attributes="member: 6775031">Although it may not have been the earliest implementation, a rule for such enemies exists in the The Slayers d20 (v3.0) game. Nameless Foes encouraged the DM to play fast and loose with the HP rules, if that was a style they wanted to encourage. Such a Nameless Foe had only 1-2 HP per Hit Die, but could ignore any hit that dealt less damage than that.You could also categorize them by genre, era of production, or height of their elves. Different methods of categorization can be useful for different analysis. Thus, it might be useful to categorize some RPGs as Sim-RPGs (in contrast with Narrative-RPGs); or Silver-Age-RPGs (as contrasted with Bronze-Age-RPGs).The limit on the number of ways in which information can be sorted grows exponentially with the data set.</blockquote>