A new universe. Details within. Share with your friends.
Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 9:51 amYou know you want to. Well, it'd help, anyway: since the best places for this post either don't get a lot of traffic, or only RP topics can be made in them. So, I made a poll, taking into account the lazy bums that can't find the time to post a word or two in General discussion. I'm so considerate. Anyway...
The universe I have in mind will be based on the Fire Emblem series (of video games), and translates the basic mechanics into a tabletop form of roleplaying. Instead of dice it will remain true to how the games generally operate, by using an RNG (Random Number Generator) system. I doubt anyone recalls, since no one found any interest in it, but I once shared something that can do just that. Beyond that, it won't be completely rigid, to the point where you can't make up your own classes, weapons, or flex your stats.
There's no need to feel intimidated, if you're interested but think tabletops are complicated. It's nothing like the ones you may be thinking about. There are only a few basic and easy rules to follow, and a character sheet. Perhaps the only hard part is in making a gridded map, and keeping track of position. And, of course, the GM will love putting together statistics for enemies. ;p
Now it's time to vote. This way I'll know whether to bother requesting for a new universe or not. Questions are welcome, and you can always change your vote.
The universe I have in mind will be based on the Fire Emblem series (of video games), and translates the basic mechanics into a tabletop form of roleplaying. Instead of dice it will remain true to how the games generally operate, by using an RNG (Random Number Generator) system. I doubt anyone recalls, since no one found any interest in it, but I once shared something that can do just that. Beyond that, it won't be completely rigid, to the point where you can't make up your own classes, weapons, or flex your stats.
There's no need to feel intimidated, if you're interested but think tabletops are complicated. It's nothing like the ones you may be thinking about. There are only a few basic and easy rules to follow, and a character sheet. Perhaps the only hard part is in making a gridded map, and keeping track of position. And, of course, the GM will love putting together statistics for enemies. ;p
Now it's time to vote. This way I'll know whether to bother requesting for a new universe or not. Questions are welcome, and you can always change your vote.