From the blogosphere: (granted, it's Old School-oriented, but I think a lot of what he said still applies to the Fort/Dex/Will saves for which the author has so much contempt. (JB at the ) And I must say: I think my favorite line in the article is the first line of paragraph 9.
[color=darkblue]Save Versus Epiphany
Just realized something yesterday afternoon that I hadn’t realized till now…Saving Throws are just as abstract as any other part of D&D’s combat system.
I mean, sure, it says as much in the rules, but I just didn’t “get it,â€
A Philosophical Look at Saving Throws
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A Philosophical Look at Saving Throws
by Boric Glanduum » Thu Sep 09, 2010 12:25 pm
"Ah, the life of an adventuring cleric. I remember it well. A perpetual struggle to maintain the hit point totals of four or five nigh-suicidal tomb robbers determined to deplete them at all costs."
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