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Re: Ctrl+V The PCs were taking a long road trip over Memorial Day weekend to investigate some weirdness in Centralia, Pennsylvania. One of the characters--who had been working as a DJ at a club--took up driving duties. Having been up the night before, I asked him for a Driving roll....which he completely botched. Things escalated from one into another, with three of the four PCs dying in a multi-car pileup. I felt horrible after that game, as everyone was really enjoying the investigative aspects and interplay between PCs. And it all got tossed, on a few botched driving tests.

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Re: Ctrl+V So what's the deal with airline food?

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Re: Fantasy Economies: How closely should we examine them? A difference between "realism" and "verisimilitude".

Re: Ctrl+V Yes James, but not when they're alive.

Re: "Neat" Pictures http://armageddonark.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d2sif49 Looks like it's a crocodile samurai.

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Re: Fantasy Economies: How closely should we examine them? Are you talking about the rules by themselves, or specific settings (like Greyhawk or Forgotten Realms)? Because, if it's the latter, some settings do make mention of how magic has impacted daily life (such as continual flame streetlamps) and, make mention (if only a little) on how magic specifically impacts the economy.

Re: Fantasy Economies: How closely should we examine them? That definitely needs to made clear up front: if any mage can churn out hundreds of pounds of materials per day with very little cost, why hasn't the economy changed thusly? I've seen so many threads of relatively simply magic "tricks" for D&D 3.5 that can generate great wealth, and yet rarely do settings make mention of any balance as to why magic hasn't influenced the economy/economies on a grand scale.

Re: Star Wars: Technological Stagnation? When it comes to canon, I usually tend to go with what came first, unless there is overwhelming word by the creator that contradicts otherwise. If there's a "tie", see my following sentence (on whether or not Han Solo shot at Greedo first, for example). But ultimately...I choose what resonates best with me when it comes to gaming, canon or no. (I'm no fan of retcons, unless they are absolutely needed).

Re: Ctrl+V A player friend of mine made a character with that, and he turned out surprisingly well.

Re: Star Wars: Technological Stagnation? It's still canon, though. If you're complaining about the ridiculousness of Star Wars, you might as well complain about birds flying. Having said that...change it if it'll better fit your own story/campaign.

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