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Re: [HoE] Hand to Hand and Campaign Levels
> >Sure, the sword is the symbol of the Templars. I think that they're
>smart
> >enough to realize that a sword vs a Lurker (made of metal as hard as the
> >sword) is a losing proposition. Maybe in the Judgement Day module of
>High
> >Noon you'll see blocks of squires/men-at-arms with ranged weapons to deal
> >with such, but I think for now the smart Temp puts down her sword and
>whips
> >out the AT rocket! :-)
>
>To recycle a phrase from my AD&D days - "I said I was a Paladin. I never
>said I was stupid."
*shrug* You could say the same of any group or individual that chooses the
traditional over the "realistic." Real life examples abound. :)
Unfortunately, I have players who sometimes have their characters do that
kind of thing. Doesn't mean I want to kill 'em off or render them useless
because of it.
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>Allan Seyberth
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>My freshly made cross, my freshly dug grave,
>I'm still a man but no longer a slave.
> Scarf Jones, The Railway of Death. (Burma-Thailand railroad, WWII)
>
>
>Why did the chicken cross the road?
>
>George Orwell:
>Because Big Brother was watching to make sure that it did cross the road,
>although in its heart, the chicken never did.
>
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