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| //**Wuntch's Whatever**// \\ Wyrd is //MEANT// to be spent, while yes this is an RPG and your character is yours to play, i would strongly recommend not hoarding their Wyrd like consumables in every elder scrolls play through ever :-P, part of the fun and thrill i find in Meat Space, is the threat that your character may meet their untimely end or perhaps lose a limb during any encounter, and thats //OK//. Go forth and spend that Wyrd when you need to, get to that last session and have one single point left coming in at a critical moment when death is on the line and BAM! Chargog the Zerk miraculously dodges the disintegration beam that wouldve turned him to so much dust! All this to say there can be a lot of fun in spending your resources. | //**Wuntch's Whatever**// \\ Wyrd is //MEANT// to be spent, while yes this is an RPG and your character is yours to play, i would strongly recommend not hoarding their Wyrd like consumables in every elder scrolls play through ever :-P. Part of the fun and thrill I find in Meat Space, is the threat that your Character may meet their untimely end or perhaps lose a limb during any encounter, and that's ok. Go forth and spend that Wyrd when you need to, get to that last session and have one single point left that comes in at a critical moment when death is on the line and BAM! Chargog the Zerk miraculously survives the disintegration beam that would've turned him to so much dust! All this to say there can be a lot of fun in spending your resources, it can lead to game mechanics driving narrative tension and player excitement. |
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