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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wulf Ratbane" data-source="post: 4091813" data-attributes="member: 94">Thank you. Most of the dialogue is pulled verbatim from our game log. (The game is being played over Fantasy Grounds II.) All but one of the players are fellow EnWorlders, some of whom are regulars to this forum. So it's extremely rare that I have to put words in anyone's mouth to make the story interesting. Most frequently, my heaviest "editorial hand" is that I must occasionally re-arrange dialog or drop errant threads of conversation, but that's because it's all happening in real time-- at typing speed-- in a chat window, and occasionally the players talk over and around each other. (Read any chatlog involving 4 or more people and you know what I mean.)To be honest-- I like the system, but still haven't really had enough time to give a reasoned analysis of it. I can say that despite the fact that we're simultaneously learning a new game system AND a new piece of gaming software, everyone is having a good time. And I can also say that the system plays easy enough and smooth enough that I am comfortable running it on a new piece of software. I wouldn't attempt it with d20, for example. But most importantly I can say that the Dark Heresy book is 15 pounds of gorgeous and well worth the money. I think only World's Largest Dungeon or HERO 5th can compete with it for sheer size, and neither of them comes anywhere even close in terms of presentation quality. (Ptolus probably does.)</blockquote>

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