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| Aleix Duarri |
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I'm a GM with some experience in PFI and I will be running the playtest this saturday so I'm doing my preparations. I'm very excited about the exprience and my intention is to aply the rules more raw than ever because that's the point of a playtest, right?
My main concern is with the exploration tactics. I can see how they are usefull when travelling across huge fields or nigh forests, but it seems a bit akward in a dungeon. I understand that is kind of lame when everybody rolls knowledge history because, you know, the more people throwing dice the more 20's... and exploration tactics are a solution to that abuse, but I'm really used to every room is different, you react to what you see.
If you are travelling across the wildlands your sight is very the same for hours, so exploration tactics fits perfectly... but in a dungeon every room should have something special. They are aplying different exploration tactics every room? Exploration tactics are then meant to represent those 10 minutes you expend searching for clues or trying to remember which god was represented with an hourglass?
I apreciatte a lot your work and keep on :)