Actually, that's a rather excellent example of disparity. Take Korgan (CE) as an example and put him up against three Lawful Good characters: he picks on Aerie, gets along fine with Keldorn and tries… (View Post)

@sandmanCCL: It depends on how far they could manipulate the core game. Kagain's quest and others like it weren't so much cut as broken due to script errors, but there's been no word as to whether th… (View Post)

Wow, I completely disagree with this. :) PST stands out among RPGs precisely because it's so willing to break from conventions - the potential to talk your way out of almost every combat situation be… (View Post)

Completely unnecessary: firstly, this is a D&D game, so you should already be working on the assumption that death isn't final unless there are special circumstances. If one of the five returning… (View Post)

I think the problem is that D&D - and its alignment system - originated in the '70s, when most fantastic fiction still based itself on absolute moral binaries (ie: good vs. evil, Jedi vs. Sith, e… (View Post)