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6 years ago ::
Dec 08, 2006 - 1:09PM
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You can read it your way, I'll read it my way. And as to the RPGA, I am an RPGA judge and writer, in in my games it functions the way I view it. Doesn't make my view wrong and your right.
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6 years ago ::
Dec 08, 2006 - 1:25PM
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Jun 23, 2003
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You can read it your way, I'll read it my way. And as to the RPGA, I am an RPGA judge and writer, in in my games it functions the way I view it. Doesn't make my view wrong and your right.
Never said it did. Just pointing out that this is a point of contention, and there is no cut and dried 100% correct way to interpret this. Not until its addressed in the FAQ anyway.
-=The Jesster: Gatchaba Goose=-
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6 years ago ::
Dec 08, 2006 - 1:42PM
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Never said it did. Just pointing out that this is a point of contention, and there is no cut and dried 100% correct way to interpret this. Not until its addressed in the FAQ anyway.
-=The Jesster: Gatchaba Goose=-
I agree with you on that, and even then the FAQ is choked full of 'bizare' rulings (i.e. Hardness affecting Force Effects  )
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6 years ago ::
Dec 09, 2006 - 12:00AM
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Ultimately, it's one of the things that is up to the DM. In D&D, that is an acceptable ruling ("for the DM to decide"), since unlike DDM, it isn't meant as a competitive game with sanctioned tourneys. It's for a bunch of guys to have a good time around the table. D&D can afford rulings like "DM says how it works", DDM can't. One of the biggest differances between the two games.
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6 years ago ::
Dec 09, 2006 - 2:51PM
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Err... guys, this isn't the right forum for that.
Maybe we could take this to a sage at the D&D forum.
Quoted for truth.
Now back to your regularly scheduled DDM topic.
Thanks.
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