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Mournblade
Master of Realmslore
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 Posted - 27 Jul 2003 : 20:46:37
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I don't know. I think this is possibly overpowered. I can't tell for sure, though, without playtesting it. (Something I can't do.)
Aha, someone who realizes they can't gauge game rules at a glance better than massed playtesters and professional game designers. Amazing how many messageboard posters think they can.
Typically I have found when people come up with alternate rules, it usually is not much better than the original rule... it just makes that person feel better and rids them of frustration. I have never really changed rules, just systems. IF there was a rule I didn't like I never changed it, just eliminated or ignored it.
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Bookwyrm
Great Reader
USA
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Posted - 28 Jul 2003 : 02:43:35
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Originally posted by Mournblade
Typically I have found when people come up with alternate rules, it usually is not much better than the original rule... it just makes that person feel better and rids them of frustration. I have never really changed rules, just systems. IF there was a rule I didn't like I never changed it, just eliminated or ignored it.
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The Sage
Procrastinator Most High
Australia
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Posted - 28 Jul 2003 : 02:44:32
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I have never really changed many D&D rulings unless I could find no particular way to ignore or replace it. Even then I only really consider changing it if that ruling is going to cause more than one or two problems during game play, otherwise I just leave it as is.
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Salabasha
Learned Scribe
Portugal
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Posted - 28 Jul 2003 : 02:53:40
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In response to the prestige classes that are to powerful. I heard that the Spirit Warrior (Basically makes you a DBZ character ) is quite powerful.
I stumbled across the Orc Grunt and he is quite sweet.
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The Sage
Procrastinator Most High
Australia
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Posted - 28 Jul 2003 : 02:56:56
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I think they also offer some exciting 3e Netbook project as well too. I remember reading through the NetBook on Time. It was a great addition piece to the accessory Chronomancy for AD&D.
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Prestige Classes vs. Core Classes
