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replace code formatting with prose formatting (see http://meta.rpg.stackexchange.com/questions/1483/is-there-a-functional-purpose-to-putting-things-in-code-text-here)

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edited Feb 11, 2015 at 18:05

SevenSidedDie

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The practical answer is that a general -1−1 to everything is a simpler rule with less bookkeeping that makes the game run faster.

For an in-fiction explanation: Wearing clumsy armour is tiring, uncomfortable and distracting. These all make it harder to think straight and be alert.

The practical answer is that a general -1 to everything is a simpler rule with less bookkeeping that makes the game run faster.

For an in-fiction explanation: Wearing clumsy armour is tiring, uncomfortable and distracting. These all make it harder to think straight and be alert.

The practical answer is that a general −1 to everything is a simpler rule with less bookkeeping that makes the game run faster.

For an in-fiction explanation: Wearing clumsy armour is tiring, uncomfortable and distracting. These all make it harder to think straight and be alert.

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created Feb 11, 2015 at 10:00

Quentin

The practical answer is that a general -1 to everything is a simpler rule with less bookkeeping that makes the game run faster.

For an in-fiction explanation: Wearing clumsy armour is tiring, uncomfortable and distracting. These all make it harder to think straight and be alert.