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Dungeons and Dragons Online Chat at WarCry

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by NewsPro, Jun 22, 2004.

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    (Originally posted by chevalier)

    WarCry have posted a nostalgic chat with Cardell Kerr, Senior Game System Designer for Dungeons and Dragons Online. Here's a clip:

    “The thing to remember about those Sunday night games, at least in every game that I’ve ever played, it’s the story you tell afterward. It’s the stories that develop from any given encounter that contribute to the impact of the campaign. You obviously need a good chunk of very powerful villains. You need a good chunk of very interactive areas in which you can play. To the point where you can run into a setting and know that there are different rules for that setting, in the sense of: “Oh, I can use these vines to trap that person over here.” Or “I know that the spider will probably try and drop down from the ceiling here.”“

    Read the whole thing at WarCry.
     
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