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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Midwest, USA
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For example, he's using the word silly to describe a DF campaign based on a world not much unlike Athas of the Dark Sun Campaign Setting. Of course, we can probably all agree that the mood and atmosphere of Dark Sun isn't silly and Kromm's not saying it is. (I'll note the one and only published adventure is set in a desert and there was nothing "silly" about its mood or atmosphere). But, DF, like Dark Sun, is a worked example; DF just doesn't use space in its rules books to include setting information to explain the classic tropes and staples and stereotypes of a campaign setting like Dark Sun (or Ars Magica or Pendragon or Stormbringer) does. So, by default, DF is "silly" in Kromm's words because that sort of stuff shouldn't exist and DF doesn't take the time to rationalize it. In other words:
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