Post originally by Rules-Lite at 2004-04-20 10:47:10
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That's interesting: the first edition of Dungeons and Dragons was "rules-lite" in the role-playing sense. But was Greyhawk the "implicit setting" then, implying a set of cultural standards for characters, "ways to act"?

Or was it fairly fast and loose, like today's Nethack or Munchkin (or anything really, though those typify the idea best), where you're representing Characters in a Dungeon, Somewhere?