<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=61457.msg2855717#msg2855717">Quote from: WyzardWhately on 19-03-2010, 17:49:12</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">Okay.  I think I get it.<br/><br/>My reasoning is that if your profile doesn't match up with the rules, then it's an error on the part of the player.  Your reasoning is that since it's in your profile and nobody objected to it, it overrides the rules as written.  These are obviously different worldviews.  I don't think this is really an interpretation issue, but neither is that something I can likely convince you of.<br/><br/>I don't think we can resolve this between the two of this, because I'm *not* wielding GM powers, I've only been describing stuff my character has done as ruler of the city, personally or through his agents.<br/><br/>We can hope that the GM shows up and resolves this, if not, then I'm willing to go ahead with your character arriving as you described, in the interest of keeping things moving.  This is under protest, but I don't see another solution without TGT.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Indeed, since you're not a GM, it is not your place to object to a profile which was accepted so far by GM.<br/><br/>And yes, your objection was coming from misinterpreting the AD&D rules, as I already pointed out in previous message, so it was a thing of interpretation (apparently the authors of OSRIC wasn't as picky about italics as you were).<br/><br/>In fact, the world we perceive around us is always a thing of interpretation, others perceive it differently then we are, and what you see in rules isn't necessary what other see there, what you see as unlikely in the game world isn't necessary what other see as unlikely.<br/><br/>Fare well.