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B&B updated. Major changes:

1. Action Points changed to Fatigue Points (just a name change)
2. Skill roll explanation simplified
3. Primary die changed from d20 to d10

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Version is now 2.4

1. Chapter 3 intro reworded to be more easily understood
2. Diceless rules introduced (optional)

This is some seriously cool shit. You made this rules system?

I myself am currently working on an RPG rules system, based off of Core Sillouhette, for an RPG set in the world of China Mieville's Perdido Street Station.

Thanks for the compliment. Art did pretty much all of the rule design (I suggested certain things), and I was the play-test guinea pig. Let me tell ya, it wasn't always this streamlined and easy. At one point, all combat rolls included the use of a calculator. That was bad.

Thirdfain wrote:This is some seriously cool shit. You made this rules system?

Thanks. That made my day. I was afraid SD.net denizens were getting tired of being alerted to new versions.

I myself am currently working on an RPG rules system, based off of Core Sillouhette, for an RPG set in the world of China Mieville's Perdido Street Station.

Not familiar with that setting, but Silhouette kicks major ass. Let us know when you finish.

I'm thinking of changing the system's name from Modular Roleplaying System (generic and gay) to the d10 System. Let me know what you think.

I dunno- there is already D20....

Think of something a little more snazzy... Like,l perhaps,

Modular Application, D10 or:

MAD10

Thirdfain: You're another Pod Person? I thought Typhonis and I were the only big DP9 fans around here. If my FLGS would just carry the books, I'd be happy (*insert foul mutterings here*). I actually managed to get a copy of both Green Books, signed by Marc-Alexandre Vezina.

Arthur: I'll check it out as soon as I'm back on campus, but 56k modems suck compared to T1 lines.

The Dark wrote:Thirdfain: You're another Pod Person? I thought Typhonis and I were the only big DP9 fans around here.

A-hem.

Thirdfain: You're another Pod Person? I thought Typhonis and I were the only big DP9 fans around here. If my FLGS would just carry the books, I'd be happy (*insert foul mutterings here*). I actually managed to get a copy of both Green Books, signed by Marc-Alexandre Vezina.

The only systems i've ever gamed with have been d20 and DP9, hotfoot is my GM.

DP9 is a superior system, and I like it alot.

Thirdfain wrote:I dunno- there is already D20....

Think of something a little more snazzy... Like,l perhaps,

Modular Application, D10 or:

MAD10

Of course it's a ripoff of d20, that's the whole point. Why start from scratch when I can tap into pseudo-name recognition?

EDIT: Why do you think the initials for Blades and Barmaids are B&B?

Hey Hotfoot, you didn't tell me you were doing a DP9 game. Can I join?

Sure, if you wanna drive to New Jersey for the gaming sessions

Ah, IC. Not online. Why haven't you gotten with the program and joined the rest of us on OpenRPG yet?

Because OpenRPG doesn't have pizza.

Arthur_Tuxedo wrote:Ah, IC. Not online. Why haven't you gotten with the program and joined the rest of us on OpenRPG yet?

I wasn't aware that anyone had made Silhouette rules for OpenRPG, much less Silhouette Core Rules.

Besides, you can do so much more in one session IRL than most sessions OL. Not that I'd discount it entirely, but still.

Of course, if you're willing to come down to NJ to game, just let me know.

Hotfoot wrote:

The Dark wrote:Thirdfain: You're another Pod Person? I thought Typhonis and I were the only big DP9 fans around here.

A-hem.

*Beats head on desk* That's right...how could I forget the one-man Katja Sez Fan Club ?

I just wish the FLGS still carried DP9 stuff. I'm going to have to start mail ordering, and that doesn't help Marc-Alex's distributor numbers. They didn't even bother ordering in the SilCore stuff, the only book I have with SilCore is the Core Command book, and I bought that in Boston.

Hotfoot wrote:I wasn't aware that anyone had made Silhouette rules for OpenRPG, much less Silhouette Core Rules.

Besides, you can do so much more in one session IRL than most sessions OL. Not that I'd discount it entirely, but still.

No one's made B&B rules either, but the built-in chat, die rolling and map is more than I need to run a good session.

Of course, if you're willing to come down to NJ to game, just let me know.

Send me a pre-paid plane ticket and I'm there, buddy!