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	[[~~File:~~Midnight~~-Cover.jpg\|thumb\|Midnight Second Edition, released to be compatible with D&D 3.5]]~~		#REDIRECT[[Midnight]]

	A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a <strike>darker and less deterministic</strike> [[grimdark]] universe, '''Midnight''' by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.

	A hit or miss design for the most part, '''Midnight''' features a skimmed core of classes from the players handbook, by also enabling additions called ''Heroic Paths'' from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the ''Heroic Paths'' launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalization. The fact that there are monsters bound to the Dark God that can "smell" magic from miles away doesn't help much either.

	~~<strike>Also don't let your DM's lies deceive you; '''The elves are the true evil guys''' of the setting. You heard it here first!</strike>~~

	~~Blatant lies. The elves are there to help you beat [[Big Bad Evil Guy \|Izrador~~]].

178.128.112.139 at 18:19, 16 November 2015

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	~~A blatant ripoff of~~ [[J. ~~R. R. Tolkien~~ \|~~J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a dark and less deterministic universe~~, ~~'''Midnight''' by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons~~ & ~~Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and~~ 3.5 ~~editions of D&D~~]] ~~to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.~~		[[File:Midnight-Cover.jpg\|thumb\|Midnight Second Edition, released to be compatible with D&D 3.5]]

	A hit or miss design for the most part, '''Midnight''' features a skimmed core of classes from the ~~Players Handbook~~, by also enabling additions called ''Heroic Paths'' from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the ''Heroic Paths'' launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual ~~hospitalisation~~.		A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a <strike>darker and less deterministic</strike> [[grimdark]] universe, '''Midnight''' by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.

			A hit or miss design for the most part, '''Midnight''' features a skimmed core of classes from the players handbook, by also enabling additions called ''Heroic Paths'' from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the ''Heroic Paths'' launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalization. The fact that there are monsters bound to the Dark God that can "smell" magic from miles away doesn't help much either.

			<strike>Also don't let your DM's lies deceive you; '''The elves are the true evil guys''' of the setting. You heard it here first!</strike>

			Blatant lies. The elves are there to help you beat [[Big Bad Evil Guy \|Izrador]].

85.74.215.168 at 09:41, 19 March 2014

2014-03-19T09:41:20Z

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	A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a ~~darker~~ and less deterministic universe, '''Midnight''' by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.		A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a dark and less deterministic universe, '''Midnight''' by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.

	A hit or miss design for the most part, '''Midnight''' features a skimmed core of classes from the Players Handbook, by also enabling additions called ''Heroic Paths'' from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the ''Heroic Paths'' launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalisation.		A hit or miss design for the most part, '''Midnight''' features a skimmed core of classes from the Players Handbook, by also enabling additions called ''Heroic Paths'' from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the ''Heroic Paths'' launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalisation.

85.74.215.168 at 09:39, 19 March 2014

2014-03-19T09:39:00Z

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	A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a darker and less deterministic universe, '''Midnight''' by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.		A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a darker and less deterministic universe, '''Midnight''' by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.

	A hit or miss design for the most part, '''Midnight''' features a skimmed core of classes from the ~~players handbook~~, by also enabling additions called ''Heroic Paths'' from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the ''Heroic Paths'' launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalisation.		A hit or miss design for the most part, '''Midnight''' features a skimmed core of classes from the Players Handbook, by also enabling additions called ''Heroic Paths'' from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the ''Heroic Paths'' launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalisation.

46.190.95.219 at 08:26, 19 March 2014

2014-03-19T08:26:26Z

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	A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a darker and less deterministic universe, Midnight by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.		A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a darker and less deterministic universe, '''Midnight''' by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.

	A hit or miss design for the most part, Midnight features a skimmed core of classes from the players handbook, by also enabling additions called Heroic Paths from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the Heroic Paths launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalisation.		A hit or miss design for the most part, '''Midnight''' features a skimmed core of classes from the players handbook, by also enabling additions called ''Heroic Paths'' from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the ''Heroic Paths'' launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalisation.

46.190.95.219 at 08:18, 19 March 2014

2014-03-19T08:18:13Z

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	A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a darker and less deterministic universe, Midnight by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.		A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a darker and less deterministic universe, Midnight by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.

	A hit or miss design for the most part, Midnight features a skimmed core of classes from the players handbook, by also enabling additions called Heroic Paths from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the Heroic Paths launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalisation.		A hit or miss design for the most part, Midnight features a skimmed core of classes from the players handbook, by also enabling additions called Heroic Paths from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the Heroic Paths launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalisation.

46.190.95.219 at 08:17, 19 March 2014

2014-03-19T08:17:34Z

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	A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a darker and less deterministic universe, Midnight by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.		A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a darker and less deterministic universe, Midnight by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.
	A hit or miss design for the most part, Midnight features a skimmed core of classes from the players handbook, by also enabling additions called Heroic Paths from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the Heroic Paths launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of ~~[[ sanity \|~~ sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalisation]].		A hit or miss design for the most part, Midnight features a skimmed core of classes from the players handbook, by also enabling additions called Heroic Paths from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the Heroic Paths launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalisation.

46.190.95.219 at 08:17, 19 March 2014

2014-03-19T08:17:13Z

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	A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a darker and less deterministic universe, Midnight by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.		A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a darker and less deterministic universe, Midnight by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.
	A hit or miss design for the most part, Midnight features a skimmed core of classes from the players handbook, by also enabling additions called Heroic Paths from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the Heroic Paths launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalisation.		A hit or miss design for the most part, Midnight features a skimmed core of classes from the players handbook, by also enabling additions called Heroic Paths from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the Heroic Paths launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of [[ sanity \| sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalisation]].

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	~~A blatant ripoff of~~ [[J. ~~R. R. Tolkien~~ \|~~J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a dark and less deterministic universe~~, ~~'''Midnight''' by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons~~ & ~~Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and~~ 3.5 ~~editions of D&D~~]] ~~to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.~~		[[File:Midnight-Cover.jpg\|thumb\|Midnight Second Edition, released to be compatible with D&D 3.5]]

	A hit or miss design for the most part, '''Midnight''' features a skimmed core of classes from the ~~Players Handbook~~, by also enabling additions called ''Heroic Paths'' from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the ''Heroic Paths'' launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual ~~hospitalisation~~.		A blatant ripoff of [[J. R. R. Tolkien \|J.R.R. Tolkien's]] "[[The Lord of the Rings]]" set in a <strike>darker and less deterministic</strike> [[grimdark]] universe, '''Midnight''' by [[FFG]] uses the highly successful [[d20]] core of [[ Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition \|3rd and 3.5 editions of D&D]] to enable you to a path of slow-paced agony of role-playing and game design.

			A hit or miss design for the most part, '''Midnight''' features a skimmed core of classes from the players handbook, by also enabling additions called ''Heroic Paths'' from its own core. By the grace of lack of Divine and wide-spread Arcane magic, the ''Heroic Paths'' launch martial classes to the stars while driving [[Wizard \| magic users]] to episodes of sub-psychotic rage and eventual hospitalization. The fact that there are monsters bound to the Dark God that can "smell" magic from miles away doesn't help much either.

			<strike>Also don't let your DM's lies deceive you; '''The elves are the true evil guys''' of the setting. You heard it here first!</strike>

			Blatant lies. The elves are there to help you beat [[Big Bad Evil Guy \|Izrador]].