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Gorbacz wrote:

Looks like D&D and its offshoots are not for you. Or rather any RPG isn't for you, unless you can find one that simulates the impact on ecology of t-rexes and dragons sharing the same ecosystem.

Hey I'm not the one putting T-rexes and dragons in the game. And I don't want to become this a contest who can be the most sarcastic.

I don't think Gorbacz was being sarcastic. I'm no expert but it doesn't look like your group will enjoy TTRPGs. Most of your complaints are well considered and pretty much spot on. I don't think you will find a D&D derived game that has the rules structure you are looking for. There are games with much lighter rules but those come at the cost of requiring the players to impose what ever internal consistency there is.

Richard

J-Spee Lovecraft wrote:

Does anybody play this game just to have fun? Like, do you ever make a character just because you like the concept? I'm just curious. A lot of folks seem to just want to power build. I'm not judging. To each his own. I just didn't know if anybody actually made a character they liked without being completely concerned with the math.

Literally no one does that ever and--quite frankly--I am a little embarrassed for you for even asking that.

I think this was a joke in response to what might have been a tongue-in-cheek OP.

Richard

122. Will The Gazebo be a monster or a template?

I'm playing in a campaign where I have a mask that grants me see inadvisability for a short time.

That would be a *really* handy item.

Richard