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ToEE - The most D&D Game

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by RPGWatch, Jun 25, 2017.

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    [​IMG]PC Gamer thinks The Temple of Elemental Evil is a true D&D game:

    Why The Temple of Elemental Evil is the most D&D game ever made

    It may not be the *best* D&D game, but The Temple of Elemental Evil is the truest representation of the tabletop experience.

    There's a drinking competition at the village inn, and I do like to get drunk in video games. My half-orc barbarian has the most hit points and the least intelligence, which probably makes him qualified for entry. Half a dozen locals and guests join in, and every time the innkeeper shouts "Drink!" they knock back an ale and drop a bunch of HP (non-fatally, of course). In the end it comes down to the barbarian and a traveler named Kobort, who eventually topples to join the rest of the competitors sleeping on the floor.

    Then I have my rogue go round and loot all their stuff. Even clothes. Nobody seems to mind. It's a fair punishment for getting fall-down drunk. They're lucky I'm not drawing schlongs on their foreheads. For the entire rest of the game I recognize NPCs I beat in this competition because they stand around town in their medieval underpants. That's just how it goes in The Temple of Elemental Evil.

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