Originally Posted by DarkJak
So how do RPG books work, exactly?
The present looked like a self-destruct button for me :P
HE HAS NO HANDS... A BUTTON WOULD BE OF LITTLE TO NO USE TO HIM AND THE FACT THAT HE WOULD NEED SOME ONE ELSE TO PRESS HIS SELF DISTRUCT BUTTON IS IRONIC...
The voice in my head yells when it reads caps, does yours?
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Originally Posted by DarkJak
So how do RPG books work, exactly?
What kind of them? What I'm talking about is rulebooks/campaign modules.
Rulebooks are what they sound like, they present rules for how to play the game, aswell as some fluff, campaign material and stuff like that. For example, the Players Handbook for D&D describes what dies to use, lists for weapons, describes the classes and skills and everything. Combat rules, spells, etc. etc. The whole thing.
Campaign modules I call both adventure books and background modules. Adventure books are usually pretty short, and describe an adventure that the player characters can go on. Background modules describe the world of a game, like the book "Elves: Singer's Dynasty" right beside me. It describes the elves of the gaming world Mundana, together with some rules for creating elvish characters, new magical effects and some new weapons. Most of it is fluff, though, like Sanarian magic tradition, the Elvish Curse, the six tribes and so on.
... So, that's RPG books.
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Originally Posted by Kraetyz
What kind of them? What I'm talking about is rulebooks/campaign modules.
Rulebooks are what they sound like, they present rules for how to play the game, aswell as some fluff, campaign material and stuff like that. For example, the Players Handbook for D&D describes what dies to use, lists for weapons, describes the classes and skills and everything. Combat rules, spells, etc. etc. The whole thing.
Campaign modules I call both adventure books and background modules. Adventure books are usually pretty short, and describe an adventure that the player characters can go on. Background modules describe the world of a game, like the book "Elves: Singer's Dynasty" right beside me. It describes the elves of the gaming world Mundana, together with some rules for creating elvish characters, new magical effects and some new weapons. Most of it is fluff, though, like Sanarian magic tradition, the Elvish Curse, the six tribes and so on.
... So, that's RPG books.
Teal Deer because i am tired.
Originally Posted by Sa1uk
Krae wrote in paragraphs?
Jak what have you done?
You should see some of the posts I write on www.rollspel.nu. Those are massive, and they're all about either Thalaskan politics or magical theory, mostly based on Legio Colonan or the tribunals of Thalamur.
Well, some are about undead, but I avoid that topic whenever I can since necrotropy is a magictheoretic mystery that blows everyone's mind and can't be explained. The author of Undead & Necromancy must DIE for writing such idiotic rules.
//Kraetyz, who's hoping for a second book on undead
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