Post originally by camazotz at 2004-07-14 12:49:52
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I think it might have helped if they had included an adventure in HARP; that's always nice, but I liked the fact that the book was setting-free, and very "customize it to your taste" friendly. That was a big selling point; it felt very old-school in that manner. (And yeah, I'm one of those who wish Greyhawk was not rife throughout D&D 3E core book materials).

A note about the art: too much pencil art in the book; it doesn't work as well as cleaner inked art.

But all in all, I am someone who hated Rolemaster, but loves HARP. It manages a fine walk between detail and simplicity that works very well for a gamer who's grown tired of D20 all over the place.