Playing 4E, or, How I learned to stop worrying and love the GSL

[drivingblind]

Y'know, after playing D&D 4th edition, I find myself just a bit more favorably inclined towards the idea of publishing stuff for it.

The game's just fun at the table. We did a 3-player game, and had two fights that felt pretty white-knuckle at certain moments as hit points got played close to the wire. I was at single digits and nearly out of

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That would be awesome

[anonymous]

I would love to see someone of a more "uncoventional" persuasion (that was a comment if you like) do a module or setting book for 4e. It would be interesting to see how far the D&D baseline could be stretched or what a completely different perspective on narrative than the one traditionally embodied by D&D would do with the game. I encourage you to go for it. (Especially since I'm not the one who has to do the work!)

Re: That would be awesome

[drivingblind]

Actually, i don't know that we'd necessarily go TOTALLY alternate-perspective right out the gate. Evil Hat tends to incrementally build its perspective into things, with a mix of traditional comfort and a few "stretch yourself" new bits, so I suspect if we were doing 4E support we'd use a similar ethos.