(TFT) In defense of Geekyness.

[Rick Smith <rsmith@lightspeed.ca>]

Hi Justin,
   Tho I have warm and high regard for you, 
I am afraid I must disagree with you on 
this one.

   Playing with science ideas in a fantasy 
world can be a source of ideas.  The way 
that the inwards of the hollow world works
is interesting.  It sounds like a cool and
different place to play.  I regret never
getting around to pursuing the idea and 
basing a campaign there.

   Anything that adds variety to the it is
like the middle ages / tolkien genericness
of most campaigns is to be welcomed.

   Warm regards, Rick

On Fri, 2005-03-11 at 21:06, Justin Grabowski wrote:
> Boy, youse guyz spent too much free time calculating;)  How big Cidri is and what the gravity is????  You needed to get out more often, throw away those pocket protecters and slide rules in the early 80s.  You know what girls are right;)  The easiest solution for this problem is to remember CIDRI IS A FANTASY WORLD, where Newtonian physics don't apply.  Remember there is magic in Cidri.  OOOOOOOOHHHHHH!!!! AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!;)
>  
> As far as HTH goes, my group never had a problem with it.  As a matter of fact, my group was more afraid of a pack of wolves than a group of Reptilemen.  Animals will try to knock you down.
>  
> Yours in Cidri,
> Justin
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