To me, that's the rules from the old Dungeon Masters Guide written/edited by Gary Gygax et al.
Am I all wet or is that about right?
Thanks, CKT
Modifié par Charlestonian Knight Templar, 12 novembre 2012 - 07:34 .
What does P&P really mean?
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Charlestonian Knight Templar
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Posté 12 novembre 2012 - 06:43
Charlestonian Knight Templar
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When I read 'P&P' in a post or a mod, I always take it to mean AD&D 2nd Edition pen & paper rules - although my personal experience is more w/the 1st Edition rules.
To me, that's the rules from the old Dungeon Masters Guide written/edited by Gary Gygax et al.
Am I all wet or is that about right?
Thanks, CKT
To me, that's the rules from the old Dungeon Masters Guide written/edited by Gary Gygax et al.
Am I all wet or is that about right?
Thanks, CKT
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Posté 12 novembre 2012 - 10:17
Anakronist
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Afaik PnP is just an abbreviation for Pen and Paper.
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Posté 14 novembre 2012 - 11:25
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I don't think P&P refers specifically to 2nd Edition, it can refer to any system that is based on books/character sheets etc. So 1st Edition D&D is a P&P system, and so is 2nd Edition. I believe the BG games are based on a modified version of the 2nd Edition D&D rules.
