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From: Georg Greve <ggreve@*******.HANSE.DE>
Subject: Re: ?from my mind?
Date: Tue, 5 Sep 1995 00:56:48 +0200
Date: Tue, 5 Sep 1995 00:56:44 +0200 (MET DST)

> WHAT? Yeah, right.. Think about it in role-playing terms, chummer. Which
> would YOU rather have done to you -- serious Stun damage that leaves you
> stumbling around whimpering for a couple of hours, or serious Physical
> damage that can scar or cripple you and cause excruciating physical pain?
> "Oh, that's okay, I can cure it with a spell" isn't quite the proper
> motivation for something like that. Not when it's your own body and your
> own pain on the line. Characters should be treated as characters, not as
> sets of numbers.

Yeah - that's why my GM invented a new rule: Every time you cast a
spell that is very probable to cause you physical pain, you have to
make a Willpower-6 Test to do so.
My Shaman loves conjuring Force 9 Nature Spirits - which ALWAYS causes
him a Serious Wound when doing so. He does that to be able to counter
the Force 14 Elementals our GM sometimes gives to our enemies... they
easily call 4 or 5 of them and all we got is a Force 9 Nature Spirit -
and that is a bit munchkinous already... I think a lot of Munchkins
just started as usual roleplayers and they got GMs where they NEEDED
to max out their characters to stay alive.

Bye...
Georg

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