Re: [DL] Experience in DL and D20 comment

["Grand Master Nilus of the Dark Angel Chapter" <grandmasternilus@hotmail.com>]

>Well, I like both Deadlands rule sets, but as a D&D player from waaay
>back (15 years or so), I also like the fact that D20 settings are
>designed to be interchangeable.  So if you want to play a Gnome
>Fringer-Mad Scientist-Artificer (three classes from three different
>settings, each with considerable mechanical skill - from Star Wars,
>Deadlands, and Forgotten Realms), you can.  And, although it hasn't
>really been detailed for D20, you can use the old Planescape setting
>(nexus of the multiverse-type stuff) to bring together all the
>disparate elements that otherwise would have no business being in the
>same place.  Each setting has its unique elements, but none is
>generally overpowered in comparison to the others.  Now, this
>combination isn't really something I'd want to play as more than a
>once-in-a-while diversion, but it's nice to know the possibility
>exists.
>
Shhh!!!  Thats crazy talk,  Last time someone attempted this, the unholy 
abomination of Rifts was given birth.  There is madness down that path.  
Very munchkin Madness.  :)

Dan



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