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gnome7 posted:"The third printi... Jenna is referring to the third printing of the second edition, which as stated never happened, not the third edition, which did happen and is still available on DTRPG. EDIT: Also, 3e has information on flower rites in the Deceivers supplement, for those who want it.
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Having come in and suddenly seen the statting-yourself discussion, it seems like it would be easy in Chuubo or some other system where your productivity isn't necessarily in specific skills or where your abilities are freeform. I could do myself up pretty easily Chuubo-style as:
That could be my character sheet if you assume that I'm an extremely fit Harvard graduate or a ball of lard locked in a refrigerator!
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Dec 12, 2014 03:11
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There is such a thing as being too gameable, though. If a world looks too constructed for player characters it's going to feel fake. (The obvious example I'd use is the character splats from those White Wolf games where the character splats were most vestigial—there for the sake of character creation and nothing else.)
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Dec 15, 2014 01:40
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Evil Mastermind posted:Well, that worked so well for White Wolf... Well, it pretty much did work out fine in the nWoD. It seems like "make X versus Y interactions take place in the same ruleset" was more important than "balance the guy who can turn into a big dog against the girl who can fling Learjets with her chanting." That was the really irritating thing in the oWoD, all the powers that would shut down other splats because they didn't have a specified method of defense even if it didn't really seem like a fun mechanic.
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