From:	"Jeremy \"Bolthy\" Zimmerman" <jeremy@***********.COM>
Subject:	Re: K's Dark History (A Real Warning to the Munchkin Kind)
Date:	Fri, 8 May 1998 15:46:54 -0700

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> From: Ereskanti <Ereskanti@***.COM>
> To: SHADOWRN@********.ITRIBE.NET
> Subject: K's Dark History (A Real Warning to the Munchkin Kind)
> Date: Thursday, May 07, 1998 7:43 PM
>
> Anyone really care what level another character is? If so, you can find
the
> "Hoosier Hacker House" and find a very tamed down version of Binder. But
I
> ask a favor if you decide to do so. A chain of favors as it were.
>
> Remember that when looking at this, it is not not merely a collection of
> numbers and HTM code.
>
> Remember that it is something someone poored an awful lot of time into.
>
> Remember that it is something that, though maybe not right for youself,
it was
> right for someone else.
>
> Remember that it is something that belongs to someone that cared more
about
> what other people wanted to ultimately do that he wanted to do himself.
>
> Imagine the fun and literally -THOUSANDS- of hours of enjoyment that this
> character may have created. Not only for the person to whom played it.
But
> for everyone that played with that person as well.
>
> Imagine the level of the term "Epic" that must have surrounded this
character.
>
<major snippage>

I got curious. I looked at the character.

That is quite simply nutty. I did a double take on some of the stats. I
don't know that I have ever played any character long enough to get him
that progressed. Even my "name sake" that I played in AD&D in high school,
which I played for a few years on end wasn't that amazing, though some mind
boggling characters did come out of that campaign.

Epic, I think, would be an understatement for Binder.