[dungeoncrawl] Re: Rules
- From: "Robert Deibler" <rdeibler@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <dungeoncrawl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 3 Dec 2002 14:36:14 -0500
I agree to much can be cumbersome, but to bring it up once in a while reminds
folks. Like the dwarven meeting. We talked to then and they could have seen out
beaten image ect... not a daily status of Tori smell of BO what would you liek
to do this round. But if we are going to enter a town what we look like is a
big deal... But its a nice DMs tool to put characters on their toes, a deep pit
come sup and they have no rope. ect. or they had a rope but they left back at
the lair to empty their pack to put gold in. due to being over ladened.
-----Original Message-----
From: Johnathan Detrick [mailto:jdetrick@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Tue 12/3/2002 2:22 PM
To: Riders II
Cc:
Subject: [dungeoncrawl] Re: Rules
I agree with Bobby to a certain point (again, trying to respond to
his
e-mail is causing my system to crash, because of it's length). Some
more
realism in the game is good. However, it can go too far. If we begin
to
track all minutiae of the characters, it can slow things down. When you
only play for 120 minutes a week, slowing things down isn't a good idea.
I think general things (like Ivan climbing in his armor) should be
watched, and the amount that characters carry is always something to
keep an
eye on. I should point out, that Cullen does not look and smell bad
from
being in the underdark. He has cantrips that allow him to clean
himself and
his clothes, so he always looks pretty good. Not as spiffy as he would
on
the surface, but not too bad.
Johnathan Detrick wrote:
> I tried to respond to Damon's e-mail, and my computer crashed, due
> to the number of replies. Basically, I think Damon's idea is great,
and
> the cheat sheet is a wonderful idea.
> I also say that, while it is understandable for Jim and Matt not
to
> want to read the rules, it doesn't take long to read up on your
> characters. Read their feats and spells and make notes on your sheet.
> It would take 20 minutes. Do it on a Monday night before we play, and
> you haven't had to "waste" any of your personal time.
> I also appreciate Damon pointing out Cullen's boo-boo. I forgot
> that a Light spell needed a target. I encourage anyone to point out
my
> rules blunders. I'm not infallible. The more of us that know the
> rules, the better.
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