Re: Vow of Poverty - Weapons Allowed?


"Ed Chauvin IV" <edcfour@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Mere moments before death, "Symbol" <jb70@xxxxxxxxxx> hastily
scrawled:


Last time I checked the the European Medieval period
ranged from c450 CE to c1450 CE (c476 - c1453).

The last time I checked, the only people who believed there is a
specific
definition for the medieval era were completely ignorant idiots.
Congratulations.

You might want to spend some time with a dictionary looking at the
definition of the word "circa".

The inclusion of which makes absolutely no difference what so ever. Unless
you accept that including the word "circa" opens 1450 up to dates from the
late 13th century to the early 16th. Which of course, it doesn't.

It makes no difference because, as I already said, there is no agreed
definition for when the medieval era starts and ends outside of grade
school history books. An
important distinction when a bunch of retards insists that D&D's default
setting isn't pseudo medieval partly because it borrows Renaissance
features.



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