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Originally Posted by Stone Dog
I want to be clear that I am not saying that Jeff's way of playing his own Cabal game is wrong. I'm just trying to give isf support to play the game he wants right. The default setting of Cabal is neither technomantic spy thriller nor is it middle ages dueling with modern day. It is a spectrum of philosophies dependent only on what you want to do at your table.
If you are cruising around in a 1930's ford wagon, it can still be a woody whether you are listening to the Beach Boys or Daft Punk while you are doing it.
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That's great, but I feel you are mistaking the way the setting was written for my personal preferences, since I don't actually run Cabal games but would prefer the default settings if I did since I am most familiar with that via the 4e basic and IW playtesting.
I also think you are reading more into the book than is actually on the pages, but obviously that's not a problem for you and your game and I'm confident the author would in fact take it as the highest praise. :)