Quote from: Concerned Ninja Citizen on June 20, 2013, 02:36:04 PMQuote from: RobbyPants on June 17, 2013, 07:44:03 AMA designer of D&D who doesn't know much about D&D. Take a look at his feat point system to get an idea of how little he understands the game. The guy rates Quicken Spell and Natural Spell at 5 points each and Skill Focus at 10 points. He literally thinks getting Skill Focus is as good as getting Quicken Spell and Natural Spell for your Druid.Leadership is 8 points. That is all.Oh wow, look at that link now. He's taken it down and left a message. The butthurt is strong in this one.And for title of the thread..."The Lady of Pain enters...."
Quote from: RobbyPants on June 17, 2013, 07:44:03 AMA designer of D&D who doesn't know much about D&D. Take a look at his feat point system to get an idea of how little he understands the game. The guy rates Quicken Spell and Natural Spell at 5 points each and Skill Focus at 10 points. He literally thinks getting Skill Focus is as good as getting Quicken Spell and Natural Spell for your Druid.Leadership is 8 points. That is all.
A designer of D&D who doesn't know much about D&D. Take a look at his feat point system to get an idea of how little he understands the game. The guy rates Quicken Spell and Natural Spell at 5 points each and Skill Focus at 10 points. He literally thinks getting Skill Focus is as good as getting Quicken Spell and Natural Spell for your Druid.
Ahahahahaaaahhaa!Yeah, he handled that in about the whineiest way possible.
Quote from: RobbyPants on August 28, 2014, 08:32:29 AMAhahahahaaaahhaa!Yeah, he handled that in about the whineiest way possible.Perhaps, but seeing it from his perspective it can get soul-crushing if you're continually mocked and insulted for a variant ruleset you made a decade ago. Even if it is a bad ruleset, a lot of game designers over the years made some really crappy stuff without it turning into an "everything that's wrong with their game design philosophy."Anyway, contributing to the thread:"Dick size determined by Constitution."
Tomb of Horrors, no paper.
2nd Edition, but NO houserules