This from DWD Studios' blog.
First, visit the link:
http://dwdstudios.com/node/71
Although it's labelled "Old School RPG Flowchart" that sounds like a new-school RPG flowchart to me. Combat, combat, then some more combat. Oooh, a treasure parcel! Then, back to combat, combat, combat...
I'd like to get your attention on the beautiful character sheet that they've produced- for that, I can excuse the obvious mis-interpretation of our beloved game. ;)
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While I agree with the misinterpretation, combat is surely easier on me in old school games than in 4e where I ponder exactly which infinite use ability I have is slightly better against the opponent I am fighting. Especially after my brain has melted.
ReplyDeleteYeah, those infinite use abilities are a stumbling point for me in 4e too. Thanks for pointing out this website for us.
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