No limit breaks
No endgame bonus dungeon weapon
Or other items that synergize with the character
Booze only
Final Destination
No endgame bonus dungeon weapon
Or other items that synergize with the character
Booze only
Final Destination
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1 yr ago
I need to remember to get a new SSD for wilds and other stuff. NGL I'm hating the era of new games hitting +100 GB. Regardless, I'm glad that MH has blown up and no longer niche
2 yrs ago
Genshin being allergic to melanin amuses me greatly
2 yrs ago
It's gonna be gas. Can't wait to see what sort nonsense you can pull of in focus mode with the funlance and hunting horn. Also, looking forward to new monsters to skin and wear as hats.
2 yrs ago
The zaza got me talkin’ like Pingu
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Shoutouts to the degenerates that love hand-holding
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Just some rando. I'm 20+ so no worries about rping with a kid.
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I read that as bullying friendships
Actually I do depending on the movie, for books there's cliffnotes.
But I don't see the point of what you're getting at. I'm just making small talk
But I don't see the point of what you're getting at. I'm just making small talk
So you want us to use the example character sheet you done, or you just want us to give you an overview of the character?
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Lots of things
Like?
So what shenanigans are going to happen?
Incorrect usage of complication aside I do have some problems with what you got so far.
However as it is evident you are new to tabletop I'll try my best to be patient and go easy on you.
First off you did not answer my question properly over the basic game mechanics all tabletop roleplaying games have: character creation and conflict resolution.
Then there's the stuff that's nonsensical and misses the point of tabletop. Like your decision to hamper player agency by having them choose from a list of things to roleplay like if they were action in a CYOA book. But then you completely remove any agency by adding a useless roll that does nothing but to further convoluted this needlessly especially since there's "freeroam" areas. So you just arbitrarily have areas where players enter and then roll to see what their character does.
No game and I mean no game does this at all. Sure games have mechanics tied into role playing but save from bad GMing and or design they don't actively impede in your agency as a player.
Secondly the chance element in roll based system in Tabletop systems is not in of itself the reason they're used or played. They're used because the math and chance elements allow for a neutral method of conflict resolution as opposed to freeform where it's more or less fiat. The chance element is byproduct of this and if you simply want a chance element you're better just flipping a coin and deciding results.
Anyway in conclusion this all seems either very half baked and barebones with what you got so far. I suggest you either just go freeform or you use an already existing system like savage worlds which could suit your needs
However as it is evident you are new to tabletop I'll try my best to be patient and go easy on you.
First off you did not answer my question properly over the basic game mechanics all tabletop roleplaying games have: character creation and conflict resolution.
Then there's the stuff that's nonsensical and misses the point of tabletop. Like your decision to hamper player agency by having them choose from a list of things to roleplay like if they were action in a CYOA book. But then you completely remove any agency by adding a useless roll that does nothing but to further convoluted this needlessly especially since there's "freeroam" areas. So you just arbitrarily have areas where players enter and then roll to see what their character does.
No game and I mean no game does this at all. Sure games have mechanics tied into role playing but save from bad GMing and or design they don't actively impede in your agency as a player.
Secondly the chance element in roll based system in Tabletop systems is not in of itself the reason they're used or played. They're used because the math and chance elements allow for a neutral method of conflict resolution as opposed to freeform where it's more or less fiat. The chance element is byproduct of this and if you simply want a chance element you're better just flipping a coin and deciding results.
Anyway in conclusion this all seems either very half baked and barebones with what you got so far. I suggest you either just go freeform or you use an already existing system like savage worlds which could suit your needs
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Finally to be free! Kahl thought as he took off the eye patch and its stuffy presence on his lid. His itching and wincing was finally gone after it got all uncomfortable a day ago. The soft breeze felt nice especially over that covered eye. The sun and the locale was all so wonderful. And yet he was getting the hell out of this place and into the local bar. He walked swiftly from the air strip and into the town proper as he tried to avoid all the other passengers disembarking and mingling there. Perhaps some were talking to relatives and family that lived here. Regardless of that he didn't care outside of that there was a large crowd. There were a handful of kiddies running around as he walked around but it probably due to the blitzball. Something he himself was here to observe although it would be false to call him a lover of the sport.
Five minutes later he'd find himself in the center of village, which at this point seemed like a misnomer given all the activity and people. Eventually he'd find his bar and walk inside. "I'll have a Sour Monkey with a Wiffle," he said, "No wait make it a Purple Sour Monkey with a Wiffle." He placed a good amount of money to pay for it telling the man to keep the change and took the drink to a table and placed it. With needless dramatic flair he took of his longcoat and let flop on the chair adjacent to where he'd be sitting.
Five minutes later he'd find himself in the center of village, which at this point seemed like a misnomer given all the activity and people. Eventually he'd find his bar and walk inside. "I'll have a Sour Monkey with a Wiffle," he said, "No wait make it a Purple Sour Monkey with a Wiffle." He placed a good amount of money to pay for it telling the man to keep the change and took the drink to a table and placed it. With needless dramatic flair he took of his longcoat and let flop on the chair adjacent to where he'd be sitting.
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