Chris Bell:
>To be sure; and if you don't want to be in this situation, ensuring
>> that you don't have super-heroic characters would be the easiest way
>> of doing so, no?
>
> Trotsky, if this is the case, then why call the game Hero Wars, instead of
>Normal Schmuck Wars?
>
Eh? I didn't name it, if that's what you're implying. Furthermore, it
would appear to be the name of the conflict chosen as the official
setting for the game (though there's no reason I can see why you
couldn't run a campaign set during, say, the Second Age) and a conflict
in which people of all levels will be embroiled. Thirdly, the game
explicitly supports gaming at multiple levels, both low as well as high.
And finally, 20w3 *is* pretty heroic in my book.
>I, for one, want to take my place besides Harrek and Jar-Eel!
>
Good for you (as I said earlier). I don't, and I can't really see why
you appear to have such a problem with that.
>No one can make you do anything
>
Then nobody can make me run a game I'm not interested in, can they? Just
because its called 'Hero Wars' doesn't mean that people should be
ridiculed for playing it with lower level characters if that's what they
enjoy.
-- Trotsky Gamer and Skeptic ------------------------------------------------------ Trotsky's RPG website: http://www.ttrotsky.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
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