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Originally Posted by wljohnso
Decent review. I really liked HARP too, but I have been an RM fan for a long time and it seemed like it got the style of RM with a more modern sence of style... now if I could only find peopel to play it with... sigh.
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Originally Posted by theCimmerian
Dan,
Thanks for another informative and interesting review. I have HARP and like it, and I think your points are pretty spot on
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Originally Posted by Kyle
As always, a beautiful and nice review by Dan.
Thanks!
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Thanks, guys!
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Originally Posted by Kyle
One question though : is the book suppose to be setting-less ? Even if a specific setting do exists, Cyradon.
How about world-building info for the aspiring GM ? any of those in the book ?
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The Man himself already covered this above. I'll just cite one example of world-building advices that does come to mind: advice on creating spell selections for clerics of specific sorts of gods.
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Originally Posted by Kyle
Actually, after reading your great review, I'm almost sold to this game, and thinking seriously of purchasing it.
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Thanks again, Kyle! I'd definitely recommend giving that preview a look. The only things that keep me from being
totally in love with this game -- as opposed to totally loving the craftsmanship that went into making it, which I do -- are those few issues I have with the mechanics that I mentioned. If they don't bother <u>you</u>, you're golden.
