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 Hammerspace is an imaginary extradimensional, instantly accessible storage area in fiction, which is used to explain how characters from animation, comics, and video games can produce objects out of thin air.  Typically, when multiple items are available, the desired item is available on the first try or within a handful of tries. Hammerspace is an imaginary extradimensional, instantly accessible storage area in fiction, which is used to explain how characters from animation, comics, and video games can produce objects out of thin air.  Typically, when multiple items are available, the desired item is available on the first try or within a handful of tries.
  
-Of course, some of this is even codified in magic items, like a **bag of holding** or a **portable hole**, which is sort of hilarious if you think about it.  We’re using an [[rules:part_6_house_rules:encumbrance|anti-hammerspace encumbrance]] system.+Of course, some of this is even codified in magic items, like a **bag of holding** or a **portable hole**, which is sort of hilarious if you think about it.  We’re using an [[rules:part_4_the_adventure:home#encumbrance_and_inventory|anti-hammerspace encumbrance]] system.
  
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-A modification of [[dict>rules-as-written|rules-as-written]] that becomes a permanent feature of a group’s playing rules.  Essentially, a modification that a group plays by that gives their game some local flavor or reflects the group’s playstyle.  You can find a compilation of the [[rules:part_6_house_rules:|house rules]] [[:rules:|here]].+A modification of [[dict>rules-as-written|rules-as-written]] that becomes a permanent feature of a group’s playing rules.  Essentially, a modification that a group plays by that gives their game some local flavor or reflects the group’s playstyle.  You can find a compilation of this game’s house rules [[:rules:|here]]. 
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 A big word that, in gaming terms, telegraphs you think that everything should have a logical explanation to meet your sense of reality or you’ll never be happy with the game.  [[http://verisimilitude.urbanup.com/3343028|(See also user pointblank’s definition of September 15, 2008 here.)]] A big word that, in gaming terms, telegraphs you think that everything should have a logical explanation to meet your sense of reality or you’ll never be happy with the game.  [[http://verisimilitude.urbanup.com/3343028|(See also user pointblank’s definition of September 15, 2008 here.)]]
  
-In a setting that has areas not unlike [[philotomy>dungeon|the oft-discussed "mythic underworld"]] then verisimilitude likely does not apply.+In a setting that has areas not unlike [[philotomy>dungeon|the oft-discussed “mythic underworld”]] then verisimilitude likely does not apply.
  
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