Difference between revisions of "User talk:Doublecompile"

Revision as of 15:46, 9 April 2010

04.09.10

In preparation for my campaign, I started messing around with the Monsters section and added sections for Monsters and NPCs on my Otherworld page. I encountered some problems with designing monsters. You can see my programming limitations on the Behemoth entry. What about Monsters with more than one kind of attack? What about Parry? I think the abilities section should be under the statistics section, with the description under that.

To Do...

1. Finalize rules for Condition Table.
2. Commission illustrations of and standardize described characters used in examples (Akare, Elik, etc.)
3. Use these characters in the quick start rules.
4. "Attributes" and "Abilities" are mixed. Pick one and search for occurrences of the other.
5. Edit character sheet: take out "Hold", "Etiquette", and "Estimate"; make spaces for "Other Skills"; change "Knowledges and Lores" to "Lores";

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-*Hawk, as far as the Book goes, should we put the Choosing a Race step in prior to the Personality and Motivation step?  With the Races, they have such strong traits in those regards that it might be counterproductive to assign social aspects to a character before physiology is considered.  Plus, races are such a core aspect of RPGs that I think players look for early on.
+*In preparation for my campaign, I started messing around with the Monsters section and added sections for Monsters and NPCs on my Otherworld page.  I encountered some problems with designing monsters.  You can see my programming limitations on the [[Monster:Behemoth|Behemoth]] entry.  What about Monsters with more than one kind of attack?  What about Parry? I think the abilities section should be under the statistics section, with the description under that.
-*What races are going into the Core Game Book?  How are we organizing and separating setting information from game information?  I'm intending on releasing the Otherworld Book eventually, but I want to know what of that to put in the Core Game Book, as it pertains to races and equipment.  Should we stick with just Humans/Men for the Core Game Book?  Are we using a mix of each of our races?
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