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• Book:How to Play
  Using the ideas in this book, Game Masters and players can craft stories that fall anywhere in the gamut: from simple, light-he When the players and GM meet to participate in the story, it's called a ''session''. A se
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• Game Master
  The Game Master, or GM for short, is god during the duration of a playing session. He or she calls the shots and judges rule interpretations.
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• Talk:Thievery
  Players at the 2011-06-04 play test recommended that we rename Thievery since the word is not descriptive
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• Talk:Perform
  ...he Perform check (−4? −8?) if you don't have a relevant Occupation in playing an instrument. ―[[User:Doublecompile|Double Compile]] 12:07, 11 Februa ...e, selling a character performance, having a stage presence, etc., whereas playing the violin/piano/w/e is a skill specific to an Occupation (e.g. Violinis
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• Expoints
  ...f every game session, the GM should decide how many Expoints to award each player, with variance depending on how well each character did. [[Category:How to play]]
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• Elysium
  ...e first game that will use the [[Empyrean System]]. It was a fantasy role-playing game that was awesome. == For the Player's Hand Book ==
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• Awarding Expoints
  ...part in the events, contributed little, and the player was distracted, the player deserves few [[Expoints]]. ...isruptive than helpful, but generally that kind of behavior will only lead players to leave the group.
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• Agility
  {{cquote|The court minstrels played a lively tune at the palace ball. The captain of the guard found a dance This stat comes into play during combat when dodging obstacles or blows, juggling knives, leaping a c
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• Book:Introduction
  ...hold in your hands the guide to participating in a game of friends, where players can create heroes or villains — or something in between — wh ...ustomizable characters, extensive options, and vivid source material allow players to break through the molds of ''fighter'', ''cleric'', ''thief'', ''wiza
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• Motivation
  ...d, it helps give you a reason for playing. There are no "winners" in role-playing games; winning is about having fun. But having a goal can't hurt. Ther
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• Template:Example
  This template is used to show an example of play. ...s to hit the other with a badger. Player 1 rolls a 10. Player 2 rolls a 1. Player 2 is hit with the badger.}}
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• Using Expoints
  ..., this game lacks the concepts of character classes and experience levels. Players may personalize aspects of their characters ''à la carte'' as they prog Some players arrive with a character concept. Others decide a direction as they go. T
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• Calm
  ...is state, they might be reasoned or negotiated with, befriended, or if you play your cards poorly, enraged once again. This spell will calm even a Berserk
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• Deniss
  Deniss is described in personality as playful, mischievous, and quick to anger. Legends present her as a temptress wh If I were to cast someone to play Deniss, I'd cast Christina Hendricks.
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• Songweavers
  ...e source of many of the world's most enjoyable songs, stories, dances, and plays. The minstrels which fill its ranks are creative, entertaining, sociable, ...and expanded operations to instruction of writing in many forms: stories, plays, and songs. A formal campus was set up for the Songweavers in Hyrend in 12
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• Book:Skills
  Skills are the very bread and butter of doing something in this role-playing game. Skills represent your character's knowledge, training, and specia ...that you've got the option to do this! As mentioned in ''Chapter 2: How to Play'', you can spend a Fate Point and either re-roll your attempt or force an a
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• Concept
  ...''. This means you need a rough idea of what kind of character you want to play. Some example Concepts might be orphan, soldier, farmer, witch, magician,
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• Loved One
  ...mesis]] and is held for ransom or worse. Whatever the case, the loved one plays a large part in your emotional state and is, in many cases due simply to t
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• Contact
  ...y of the contact must be worked out before the contact can be used in game-play, hence, it's not a “get out of jail free” card. Unlike an [[Ally]], a
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• Mute
  ...lenge. Like [[Blind]] and [[Deaf]], only gamers who really intend to role-play this Fault thoroughly should consider creating a Mute character.
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• Template:ExamplePlay
  This template is used to show an example of play. :The first action, usually one player's roll
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