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Thionoxial

I have never seen multitheme on an oWOD mush really enhance the game. It can work on say…nWOD, but not on oWOD.

Mages in particular just don’t work well with other themes. The problem is usually mage players. And there’s no…reason? to have vampires and garou together.

These games almost always work better as single-sphere games focused on that sphere. Again, for oWOD.

nWOD works well multi-sphere, works GREAT multi sphere, tbh. Its a much better game for a MUSH, imo, though I personally prefer the theme of oWOD.

That’s just my opinion.

You are correct about ‘what ruleset’ regarding dnd, and also why people (including myself) hate 4e. I don’t know what the answer to that would be.

Regarding Star Wars:

I’ve played SW games for 20 years and I’m a bit burnt out on it

Jennkryst

@Thionoxial said:

@Jennkryst

I have never seen multitheme on an oWOD mush really enhance the game. It can work on say…nWOD, but not on oWOD.

Mages in particular just don’t work well with other themes. The problem is usually mage players. And there’s no…reason? to have vampires and garou together.

These games almost always work better as single-sphere games focused on that sphere. Again, for oWOD.

This is part of the ‘scratch off the inherent every sphere hating eachother’ I was talking about. Almost every sphere has mention somewhere in one of there books where ‘on the surface, they hate eachother. Here are a bunch of ideas for how they actually work together behind the scenes’.

You are correct about ‘what ruleset’ regarding dnd, and also why people (including myself) hate 4e. I don’t know what the answer to that would be.

Theoretically copy/paste D&D lore onto non-D&D rules. Success will vary.

Regarding Star Wars:

I’ve played SW games for 20 years and I’m a bit burnt out on it

Fair.