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I own a lot of d20-based games that aren't clearly Dungeons and Dragons - Spycraft 2.0, for example. Should I file them under D&D and, if so, should the category be renamed to 'd20' with a 'D&D' subheading? | I own a lot of d20-based games that aren't clearly Dungeons and Dragons - Spycraft 2.0, for example. Should I file them under D&D and, if so, should the category be renamed to 'd20' with a 'D&D' subheading? | ||
| + | :No, other games get put separately. It's not like World of Darkness, where each is a different focus in the same setting, they're distinct games that just happen to have mostly the same rules. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:02, 29 August 2007
D&D vs Eberron[edit]
So is there a reason that Eberron is listed here separately from D&D?
- It's a subheading under D&D, much like Mage is listed under nWoD. ---Shisumo no Shiryo 22:04, 1 August 2007 (PDT)
D&D vs Everything[edit]
I own a lot of d20-based games that aren't clearly Dungeons and Dragons - Spycraft 2.0, for example. Should I file them under D&D and, if so, should the category be renamed to 'd20' with a 'D&D' subheading?
- No, other games get put separately. It's not like World of Darkness, where each is a different focus in the same setting, they're distinct games that just happen to have mostly the same rules.
