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...optional rules for customizing VERS to better suit your setting, genre, or story. Below is an overview of each section. ...Cs|NPCs]] are the bread and butter of any game, being the whole reason the story exists at all in many stories. This chapter discusses not just how to build

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...experience point and played more than one character over the course of the story arc, they can distribute those experience points among the eligible charact | class="alignleft"|Concluded a story arc

...dice if the player can fail, and the failure result is interesting from a story perspective'''''. ...o, no drama or interest there. Just let them succeed and carry on with the story. Every die roll should count, and an important dramatic moment should rest

...to resolve the outcome of those challenges, changing the direction of the story. A part of the thrill of a roleplaying game is that it is fiction you and y

...certain type of game or genre of story. It is, instead, a vehicle for any story you can imagine, from fantasy to sci-fi, or even horror or superheroes. To

...r of non-human critters. The purpose of a role-playing game is to create a story. ...ssion, of loneliness and despair. All that is required to weave this great story is you and a few of your friends (a few "props" help, but we will get into

...n leads to situations in which the gameplay does not fit the action in the story, coming across as tedious and contrived, not interesting.

...or sets the stage''' and introduces the characters to their world, but the story is '''driven by the player characters'''. ...nd by pursuing the PCs' own goals. This dynamic creative process creates a story which neither the game moderator nor the players could have created alone.

...sets the stage''' and introduces the characters to their world, but '''the story is driven by the player characters'''. ...nd by pursuing the PCs' own goals. This dynamic creative process creates a story which neither the game moderator nor the players could have created alone.

...rator sets the stage and introduces the characters to their world, but the story is driven by the player characters. ...nd by pursuing the PCs' own goals. This dynamic creative process creates a story which neither the game moderator nor the players could have created alone.

...rator sets the stage and introduces the characters to their world, but the story is driven by the player characters. ...nd by pursuing the PCs' own goals. This dynamic creative process creates a story which neither the game moderator nor the players could have created alone.

...rator sets the stage and introduces the characters to their world, but the story is driven by the player characters. ...nd by pursuing the PCs' own goals. This dynamic creative process creates a story which neither the game moderator nor the players could have created alone.

...he didn't ask much of Pierre, but fidelity was definitely on the list. The story that came to Faust was that she had confronted him with the photographs and At least, that's the story the way Faust heard it. He stopped doing that kind of work not long after.

...he didn't ask much of Pierre, but fidelity was definitely on the list. The story that came to Faust was that she had confronted him with the photographs and At least, that's the story the way Faust heard it. He stopped doing that kind of work not long after.

...rator sets the stage and introduces the characters to their world, but the story is driven by the player characters. ...nd by pursuing the PCs' own goals. This dynamic creative process creates a story which neither the game moderator nor the players could have created alone.

...he sound that each empty building and old battlefield made. They all had a story to tell me. They all had something to say...

...rator sets the stage and introduces the characters to their world, but the story is driven by the player characters. ...nd by pursuing the PCs' own goals. This dynamic creative process creates a story which neither the game moderator nor the players could have created alone.

...ning of an Icons game, from the creation of the heroes to take part in the story to the design of their potential adventures, and linking those adventures t ...ic book game, its adventures should follow a similar format. It breaks the story down into a series of chapters: the Threat, the Investigation, the Challeng

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