Re: (TFT) High Level Play ... and "House Rules"

["Jay Carlisle" <Jay_Carlisle@charter.net>]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Matthew Skipper"
Subject: Re: (TFT) High Level Play ... and "House Rules"


>    Cool stuff!

Weird anyway... lol

> Actually, just to clarify since I started the thread on House Rules, 
> that's
> NOT what I was asking people about at all.

You are correct Sir!

uhhhhhh
Explaining myself in this medium is tough.
...

I think a GM is like an umpire or similar offical in an athletic event and 
our players are our athleates.
The better our rulebook the less we have to worry about coming up with a 
"house rule" on the fly.
...
I see this as a balance point...
When Mike Tyson started eating ears how would your Miles Lane (GM) Figure 
stop it?
...
Here's another way to put this dynamic of play.
Let's say I offer your Figure the "illusion of control" of being the "mayor 
(control)" of the town that your Figures 'dungon-delving' has brought so 
much riches to?



Read this and see the crap I try to censor to communicate
IMO if some player that doesn't wanna "get" my "tree-hugging" idea that the 
"Orc's" on Easter Island destroyed themselves by eco-genoside then take 
these resources and show me wrong. (I actually don't believe the "we killed 
ourselvels" bull....)

Jay's drinkinking malt-liquor and ought to shut-up now... quack quack go 
ducks vietnam makes good shoooooes!

OH MY GOODNESS!

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however you spell it muthermumblesssssssssssss

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You put your weird psyco-blah-blah-blah against my weird 
psyco-blah-blah-blah and we'll see how our psycosis meets our day to day 
needs in a "let's keep the band together" kinda way.


...

Can anybody describe the square mile that encompasses their house?
Like in a Melee, I'm gonna 'fight' you kindda way?

How far from your house do you start getting "lost" in mapping?

When do your random maps/encountors 'kick-in;' and when do you let your 
players be "smarter" than you? 
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