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| − | Even after the publication of the Complete Adventurer and Dungeon Master's Agrippa in 1988, we continued to evolve the rules. While most of this site is focused on the storytelling aspect of the game, I have included several of the more interesting and entertaining rules efforts. | + | Even after the publication of the ''Complete Adventurer'' and the ''Dungeon Master's Agrippa'' in 1988, we continued to evolve the rules. While most of this site is focused on the storytelling aspect of the game, I have included several of the more interesting and entertaining rules efforts. |
Falstaff's Fabulous Fantasy System is remarkable because it introduces a number of concepts that would later be found in the core D&D and Pathfinder rules. While we never adopted these rules for the high-level campaign, it does show that we were always thinking. | Falstaff's Fabulous Fantasy System is remarkable because it introduces a number of concepts that would later be found in the core D&D and Pathfinder rules. While we never adopted these rules for the high-level campaign, it does show that we were always thinking. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:16, 21 January 2018
Even after the publication of the Complete Adventurer and the Dungeon Master's Agrippa in 1988, we continued to evolve the rules. While most of this site is focused on the storytelling aspect of the game, I have included several of the more interesting and entertaining rules efforts.
Falstaff's Fabulous Fantasy System is remarkable because it introduces a number of concepts that would later be found in the core D&D and Pathfinder rules. While we never adopted these rules for the high-level campaign, it does show that we were always thinking.
