Zeitgeists

[PrinceXaxor]

There's a new article up for Dragon. It's certainly a different one, pretty much pure fluff.

 

[mach1.9pants]

Nice though, lots of campaign ideas.

 

[hong]

I'm confused. Where are the stats for a zeitgeist?

 

[Xethreau]

@hong - No stats for Zeitgeists. As things that cannot be killed or fought, there is no reason to stat them.

I like the article. I think I am actually incorporate it into my world, as it already kind of has ages which started with predominate individuals, and some sort of fluffy-rules for them is a nice inspiration.

Also, as a lot of people are continuing their homebrew, I think that WotC decided that they should give a nice little story tool to help them out. It is not for everyone, but it is a neat and handy idea.

 

[hong]

What? Are you saying you cannot kill an idea?

 

[Xethreau]

What? Are you saying you cannot kill an idea?

Oh, I get it.
LOL, sry, Aspergers.

 

[kennew142]

This is the kind of article I like to see in Dragon, rich in ideas that spur creativity in the reader and lacking annoying mechanics.

 

[MerricB]

@hong - No stats for Zeitgeists. As things that cannot be killed or fought, there is no reason to stat them.

I don't understand. We are talking about an article for D&D, aren't we?

Cheers!

 

[Doug McCrae]

@hong - No stats for Zeitgeists. As things that cannot be killed or fought, there is no reason to stat them.

This is D&D. Everything can be killed. I want to see some stats for punctuation marks next.

 

[Pale]

Heh, I clicked on the thread thinking that there would be a discussion about the various zeitgeists of each D&D edition.

Oh! The bitter disappointment!