L C wrote:
>
> orlanthumathi wrote:
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> >
> > We could argue that a high priest of Orlanth has equal weight in our
> > narrative as a lay member of Yin Kin, and that the comparative skill
> > levels of the two are numerically identical and only differ in
> > description and credibility. (I am in this camp most of the time but
> > it can cause a lot of cognitive dissonance when everyone isn't on
> > exactly the same page.)
> >
>
> Agreed. I am clearly in the Style Y camp as well. (With strong support
> for what actually can be done by these people. I happen to think tightly
> defined archetypes and specific skill sets are very important.)
>
Interestingly, I am firmly in the Style X camp, but I don't think that
tightly defined archetypes are at all important! (I do find specific
skill sets useful, though). But that's a side-issue, of course.
--
Trotsky
Gamer and Skeptic
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