I realize I needed to figure these out before I started writing the combat rules. This page might end up getting moved somewhere else later on, but right now there’s not really a good spot for it so I just stuck it in the “general rules” section. Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
I feel like this needs a lot of refining (and playtesting), but it gets the general process on paper. If there are more typos than normal, I blame the case of Bob Dole Hand that I can’t seem to get rid of. Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
First section of the Brains chapter. Facebook Twitter Reddit Tumblr Email
This one took a while because I didn’t get it done in one sitting and it’s incredibly boring, which made it really hard to pick back up. Next up is the actual “Doing Stuff” section, which should be more entertaining. The plan is to do a chapter for each of the 5 tropes: Brains: Knowledge,…
I think that this process can be used in place of a lot of specific rules for things like special attacks and other rules for very specific situations. Basically, if you want to do something cool that’s not covered in the rules, work it out with the GM and add some dice that can work…
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Some sample hooks. The thinking is you create a standard hook list on a game-by-game basis. The level of crunch for each hook depends on the game and group preferences. If you want crunch, you can have, for example, a D&D style template that spells out elven abilities. If you don’t, the GM can just…
