From: Carl Fink (carlf@panix.com)
Date: Fri 21 Jan 1994 - 06:39:34 EET
rune@trystero.com (Peter Maranczi) writes:
R> 1) Does anyone have Oliver's email address? His old one doesn't
>work, and I have a bunch of specific comments to send to him. Kinda silly
>to be a playester when I can't give feedback! 8^>}
He's now jovanovic@columbia.edu.
R> 3) Am I the only one whose copy of RQ:AiG lacks the appendices?
>I was interested in seeing the character sheet, conversion rules, and
>index.
They don't exist yet. Give us a couple of weeks. There won't be an
index until the whole manuscript exists.
R> 5) The unified hit table is fine with me, but everyone else I
>know hates it.
We'd like to hear more opinions on this, but basically it was a way to
speed up combat. People who played RQ2 learned the hit table and never
had to look at it again -- this didn't happen as much in RQ3 because there
were two tables.
R> 6) Why do Sorcerers gain the Law Rune as they progress, as
>opposed to Priests and Shaman?
Because sorcery is manipulating the Natural Law.
R> 7) Is the plural of shaman 'shaman'? 8^>}
No. Tell Oliver that. I've been trying to convince him to use
"shamans" for months now, but he won't listen to me. :-)
David Dunham writes:
>I came in late, but I saw the email address for the list written on a big
>piece of paper at the RQ4 seminar.
You can read my writing! David, you're one of a select group. (It was
also in the convention booklet.)
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