I get changing a rule or two here or there, but the books are expensive. If you’re going to ignore 70% of the core rules, ignore 70% of a less expensive game instead.
I get changing a rule or two here or there, but the books are expensive. If you’re going to ignore 70% of the core rules, ignore 70% of a less expensive game instead.
It is both true that I have spent more money on D&D than I actually needed to but also I have gotten much more enjoyment than I actually paid for. Kind of a paradox.
Real reason why nobody was GM-ing D&D in my teen group back in the day was that we were all too broke to afford 3 books and then all the rest. So we played Warhammer FRPG, Vampire and other games claiming that you could play it with a single book (Well Vampire was just pretening it)
And that’s how I ended not really playing D&D