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Clegane
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 Posted - 18 Apr 2016 : 02:11:58
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I am curious as to what would grab your attention when look at a game setting supplement at the store? Was it the synopsis on the rear cover, or if unbound was there something internally that would stand out?
For me it was always the NPC section. I would go there first and skim the NPC's. If they were interesting then I knew I wanted to learn more and play in a place populated by those interesting people.
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Ayrik
Great Reader
Canada
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Posted - 18 Apr 2016 : 03:44:44
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| Chainmail bikini, of course! |
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Clegane
Seeker
65 Posts |
Posted - 18 Apr 2016 : 03:47:48
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| LOL, thats good! |
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Wooly Rupert
Master of Mischief
USA
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Posted - 18 Apr 2016 : 03:57:55
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| The front cover has to catch my attention -- either with the setting, the title, or the artwork. Preferably, all three. Once my attention is grabbed, the back cover blurb has to sell it. |
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Rymac
Learned Scribe
USA
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Posted - 19 Apr 2016 : 00:03:59
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| This is probably a given, but if Ed Greenwood is the author, yea, I'm likely to get it! |
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Game Supplement Appeal
