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99.160.164.162: other goodies include, but not necessarily limited to: magic items, teamwork benefits, group memberships

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other goodies include, but not necessarily limited to: magic items, teamwork benefits, group memberships

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	A build is a character's arrangement of statistics, classifications and scores for use with a particular set of [[roleplaying game]] mechanics. Can also sometimes refer to army composition in [[wargames]]. It is a term coined from a style of playing that emulates [[video game]] style character optimization, which is kind of meaningless when you can just make shit up and write it down anyway.		A build is a character's arrangement of statistics, classifications and scores for use with a particular set of [[roleplaying game]] mechanics. Can also sometimes refer to army composition in [[wargames]]. It is a term coined from a style of playing that emulates [[video game]] style character optimization, which is kind of meaningless when you can just make shit up and write it down anyway.

	[[Munchkins]] and [[powergamers]] love to spend all their time on message boards talking about how effective particular builds are. [[Dungeons & Dragons]] [[3e]] fans are particularly prone to this sort of [[rollplaying]], as characters are highly customizable and there are lots of ways to break the game, especially since there are over 9000 supplements available to pick broken [[feat\|feats]] ~~and~~ [[prestige classes]] from. What every player forgets though is that no one on the internet cares how awesome your character is, and the DM will likely [[rocks fall, everyone dies]] anyway.		[[Munchkins]] and [[powergamers]] love to spend all their time on message boards talking about how effective particular builds are. [[Dungeons & Dragons]] [[3e]] fans are particularly prone to this sort of [[rollplaying]], as characters are highly customizable and there are lots of ways to break the game, especially since there are over 9000 supplements available to pick broken [[feat\|feats]], spells, [[prestige classes]] and other goodies from. What every player forgets though is that no one on the internet cares how awesome your character is, and the DM will likely [[rocks fall, everyone dies]] anyway.
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1d4chan>Grayface at 06:35, 29 January 2009

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	A build is a character's arrangement of statistics, classifications and scores for use with a particular set of [[roleplaying game]] mechanics. Can also sometimes refer to army composition in [[wargames]]. It is a term coined from a style of playing that emulates [[video game]] style character optimization, which is kind of meaningless when you can just make shit up and write it down anyway.		A build is a character's arrangement of statistics, classifications and scores for use with a particular set of [[roleplaying game]] mechanics. Can also sometimes refer to army composition in [[wargames]]. It is a term coined from a style of playing that emulates [[video game]] style character optimization, which is kind of meaningless when you can just make shit up and write it down anyway.

	[[Munchkins]] and [[powergamers]] love to spend all their time on message boards talking about how effective particular builds are. [[Dungeons & Dragons]] [[3e]] fans are particularly prone to this sort of [[rollplaying]], as characters are highly customizable and there are lots of ways to break the game, especially since there are over 9000 supplements available to pick broken [[feats]] and [[prestige classes]] from. What every player forgets though is that no one on the internet cares how awesome your character is, and the DM will likely [[rocks fall, everyone dies]] anyway.		[[Munchkins]] and [[powergamers]] love to spend all their time on message boards talking about how effective particular builds are. [[Dungeons & Dragons]] [[3e]] fans are particularly prone to this sort of [[rollplaying]], as characters are highly customizable and there are lots of ways to break the game, especially since there are over 9000 supplements available to pick broken [[feat\|feats]] and [[prestige classes]] from. What every player forgets though is that no one on the internet cares how awesome your character is, and the DM will likely [[rocks fall, everyone dies]] anyway.
	[[Category:roleplaying]]		[[Category:roleplaying]]

1d4chan>Grayface at 02:13, 29 January 2009

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	[[Munchkins]] and [[powergamers]] love to spend all their time on message boards talking about how effective particular builds are. [[Dungeons & Dragons]] [[3e]] fans are particularly prone to this sort of [[rollplaying]], as characters are highly customizable and there are lots of ways to break the game, especially since there are over 9000 supplements available to pick broken [[feats]] and [[prestige classes]] from. What every player forgets though is that no one on the internet cares how awesome your character is, and the DM will likely [[rocks fall, everyone dies]] anyway.		[[Munchkins]] and [[powergamers]] love to spend all their time on message boards talking about how effective particular builds are. [[Dungeons & Dragons]] [[3e]] fans are particularly prone to this sort of [[rollplaying]], as characters are highly customizable and there are lots of ways to break the game, especially since there are over 9000 supplements available to pick broken [[feats]] and [[prestige classes]] from. What every player forgets though is that no one on the internet cares how awesome your character is, and the DM will likely [[rocks fall, everyone dies]] anyway.
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1d4chan>Grayface: New page: A build is a character's arrangement of statistics, classifications and scores for use with a particular set of roleplaying game mechanics. Can also sometimes refer to army compositio...

2009-01-28T23:02:31Z

New page: A build is a character's arrangement of statistics, classifications and scores for use with a particular set of roleplaying game mechanics. Can also sometimes refer to army compositio...

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A build is a character's arrangement of statistics, classifications and scores for use with a particular set of [[roleplaying game]] mechanics. Can also sometimes refer to army composition in [[wargames]]. It is a term coined from a style of playing that emulates [[video game]] style character optimization, which is kind of meaningless when you can just make shit up and write it down anyway.

[[Munchkins]] and [[powergamers]] love to spend all their time on message boards talking about how effective particular builds are. [[Dungeons & Dragons]] [[3e]] fans are particularly prone to this sort of [[rollplaying]], as characters are highly customizable and there are lots of ways to break the game, especially since there are over 9000 supplements available to pick broken [[feats]] and [[prestige classes]] from. What every player forgets though is that no one on the internet cares how awesome your character is, and the DM will likely [[rocks fall, everyone dies]] anyway.