Originally shared by Acritarche
Oh oh...
http://acritarche.com/index.php/2017/07/29/guide-couverture/
29 juillet 2017
Les JdR orientés storygames donnent aux joueurs la liberté de décider des ennuis qui tombent sur son personnage.
Originally shared by PTGPTB.fr
Les JdR orientés storygames donnent aux joueurs la liberté de décider des ennuis qui tombent sur son personnage. Mais il manque alors la surprise, la découverte. Pas facile de contenter Fred Hicks! Mais un jeu semble avoir trouvé l’équilibre...
(article 8/13 du trimestre)
http://ptgptb.fr/retire-moi-ma-liberte
Les JdR orientés storygames donnent aux joueurs la liberté de décider des ennuis qui tombent sur son personnage. Mais il manque alors la surprise, la découverte. Pas facile de contenter Fred Hicks! Mais un jeu semble avoir trouvé l’équilibre...
(article 8/13 du trimestre)
http://ptgptb.fr/retire-moi-ma-liberte
28 juillet 2017
Bonjour peuple rôliste c’est l’été et les Voix d’Altaride profitent d’une pause bien méritée en attendant leur 50e...
Originally shared by Voix d'Altaride
Bonjour peuple rôliste c’est l’été et les Voix d’Altaride profitent d’une pause bien méritée en attendant leur 50e épisode. Mais nous n’allions pas vous laisser sans rien à écouter ! Dans ce premier épisode d’une série de deux, nous parlons de ce que…
http://www.cendrones.fr/le-style/
Bonjour peuple rôliste c’est l’été et les Voix d’Altaride profitent d’une pause bien méritée en attendant leur 50e épisode. Mais nous n’allions pas vous laisser sans rien à écouter ! Dans ce premier épisode d’une série de deux, nous parlons de ce que…
http://www.cendrones.fr/le-style/
Annonce sortie du JdR Tu es un Sorcier
Originally shared by Axel Tentacle
Annonce sortie du JdR Tu es un Sorcier
Le jeu est à télécharger ici
Annonce sortie du JdR Tu es un Sorcier
Le jeu est à télécharger ici
25 juillet 2017
Un nouveau Munier !
Un nouveau Munier !
Originally shared by Thomas Munier
[Publication] Psychomeurtre.
Incarnez les meilleurs des profilers contre les pires des serial killers, dans ce jeu de rôle d’enquête, de justice et de vengeance sous haute tension !
http://outsider.rolepod.net/psychomeurtre-les-meilleurs-des-profilers-contre-les-pires-des-serial-killers/
Originally shared by Thomas Munier
[Publication] Psychomeurtre.
Incarnez les meilleurs des profilers contre les pires des serial killers, dans ce jeu de rôle d’enquête, de justice et de vengeance sous haute tension !
http://outsider.rolepod.net/psychomeurtre-les-meilleurs-des-profilers-contre-les-pires-des-serial-killers/
24 juillet 2017
I think I may score at least 3 of 6. That is assuming I may consider myself talented (which might score me a fourth).
I think I may score at least 3 of 6. That is assuming I may consider myself talented (which might score me a fourth).
Originally shared by Greg Batmarx
We all like to think that we are talented enough to make a major impact on the world.
However, for whatever reason, no matter how intelligent or capable someone is they don't always get that big break.
Many people put it down to bad luck or not being in the right place at the right time, but there could be a scientific reason behind that lack of success.
Santiago Ramon y Cajal, widely considered the father of neuroscience, attempted to explore the psychological boundaries that prevented talented people from excelling in life.
In his 1897 book, Advice for a Young Investigator the Spanish Pathologist detailed six different factors which restrain an individual's talents, which he called 'diseases of the will.'
1. Contemplators
First he details, contemplators. These people like to study the qualities of their chosen field and even master them but never feel any real need to apply them to a new situation.
[Contemplators] love the study of nature but only for its aesthetic qualities, the sublime spectacles, the beautiful forms, the splendid colors, and the graceful structures.
He adds.
[Contemplators] are as likable for their juvenile enthusiasm and piquant and winning speech as they are ineffective in making any real scientific progress.
Therefore, even if you are a master of your craft, its no good unless you are taking it in a unique or progressive direction.
2. Bibliophiles and Polyglots
Now those are two words which aren't too common anymore but can be easily defined as knowledge hoarding.
Absorbing tonnes of facts and figures about a variety of subjects might help you in a pub quiz, but this vain pursuit will not help you if you only want to project your knowledge.
Cajal explains.
Discussing everything, squandering and misusing their keen intellects, these indolent men of science ignore a very simple and very human fact… They seem only vaguely aware at best of the well-known platitude that erudition has very little value when it does not reflect the preparation and results of sustained personal achievement. All of the bibliophile’s fondest hopes are concentrated on projecting an image of genius infused with culture. He never stops to think that only the most inspired effort can liberate the scholar from oblivion and injustice.
He then expands on this notion by saying that whatever we learn should be put to valuable use.
No one would deny the fact that he who knows and acts is the one who counts, not he who knows and falls asleep. We render a tribute of respect to those who add original work to a library, and withhold it from those who carry a library around in their head. If one is to become a mere phonograph, it is hardly worth the effort of complicating cerebral organization with study and reflection. Our neurons must be used for more substantial things. Not only to know but also to transform knowledge; not only to experience but also to construct.
So, while you might impress you're mates with your detailed understanding of obscure 1970s television, what good is it if nobody else can benefit?
3. Megalomaniacs
It's unlikely that many people would classify themselves as a megalomaniac, as they are usually people identified by they thirst for power and acknowledgement.
Yet, a megalomaniac is undeniably motivated and always want their talents to be recognised.
However, this desire and confidence can expose their biggest flaws, especially when trying to achieve something incredible.
As if believing in miracles, they want to start their careers with an extraordinary achievement.
They end up spending their lives planning and plotting, constructing and correcting, always submerged in feverish activity, always revising, hatching the great embryonic work, the outstanding, sweeping contribution. And, as the years go, by expectation fades, rivals whisper, and friends stretch their imaginations to justify the great man’s silence.
Cajal also likens megalomania to dreamers, who always have grand ideas but never quite master their desired goal.
Their optimistic eyes see everything through rose-colored glasses. They are confident that, once accepted, fruits of their initiative will open broad horizons in science, and yield invaluable practical results as well. There is only one minor drawback, which is deplorable, none of their undertakings are ever completed.
The truth is that dreamers do not work hard enough; they lack perseverance.
4. Instrument Addicts
If you are obsessed with gadgets, apps or any particular tool, this one might be a bit too close to home.
Cajal writes that no matter your obsession or understanding of an instrument, you ultimately be useless if you can't appreciate its fundamental value.
He says:
This rather unimportant variety of ineffectualist can be recognized immediately by a sort of fetishistic worship of research instruments. They are as fascinated by the gleam of metal as the lark is with its own reflection in a mirror.
Cajal adds that this type of obsession is useless to other people if it doesn't aide them in their work.
Cold-hearted instrument addicts cannot make themselves useful. They suffer from an almost incurable disease, especially when it is associated (as it commonly is) with a distinctive moral condition that is rarely admitted, a selfish and disagreeable obsession with preventing others from working because they personally do not know how, or don’t want, to work.
5. Misfit
Chances are that at some point in life, we have all felt like a misfit.
Maybe it was at school when you just didn't gel with the other kids, or maybe it was a job where your skills just failed to flourish like you would have hoped.
Regardless of the environment, feeling like a misfit can be damaging for talented individuals.
This can then lead to complacency and laziness, which never allows them to move beyond their current situation.
Instead of being abnormal, misfits are simply unfortunate individuals who have had work unsuited to their natural aptitudes imposed on them by adverse circumstances. When everything is said and done, however, these failures still fall in the category of abulics because they lack the energy to change their course, and in the end fail to reconcile calling and profession.
However, he does offer a solution.
They must generate the determination to reach for lofty goals, to seek an agreeable line of work, which suits their talents, that they can do well and to which they can devote a great deal of energy. Is there any branch of science that lacks at least one delightful oasis where one’s intellect can find useful employment and complete satisfaction?
6. Theorists
Finally come the theorists.
This will apply to those thinkers and philosophers out there, who like to scrutinise every detail of their work to make it fit in with their agenda.
Although this level of research is laudable, it is essentially lazy as it is only developing their personal theory.
Basically, the theorist is a lazy person masquerading as a diligent one. He unconsciously obeys the law of minimum effort because it is easier to fashion a theory than to discover a phenomenon.
Whilst exploring hypothesis is encouraged, a rejection of facts is a dangerous pursuit according to Cajal.
Hypotheses come and go but data remain. Theories desert us, while data defend us. They are our true resources, our real estate, and our best pedigree. In the eternal shifting of things, only they will save us from the ravages of time and from the forgetfulness or injustice of men. To risk everything on the success of one idea is to forget that every fifteen or twenty years theories are replaced or revised
While you might not immediately associate yourself with any of these traits, Cajal's advice does remain informative and possibly highlights why talents often go to waste.
However, it should be noted that when Cajal wrote his teachings, his studies were only aimed at men. When the book was published women were restricted from going to European universities and still couldn't vote. Although this regressive line of thinking is thankfully no longer in existence, Cajal's findings still possibly ring true in the 21st century for both genders.
https://www.indy100.com/article/six-psychological-flaws-prevent-talented-people-from-becoming-great-neuroscience-7852651
Originally shared by Greg Batmarx
We all like to think that we are talented enough to make a major impact on the world.
However, for whatever reason, no matter how intelligent or capable someone is they don't always get that big break.
Many people put it down to bad luck or not being in the right place at the right time, but there could be a scientific reason behind that lack of success.
Santiago Ramon y Cajal, widely considered the father of neuroscience, attempted to explore the psychological boundaries that prevented talented people from excelling in life.
In his 1897 book, Advice for a Young Investigator the Spanish Pathologist detailed six different factors which restrain an individual's talents, which he called 'diseases of the will.'
1. Contemplators
First he details, contemplators. These people like to study the qualities of their chosen field and even master them but never feel any real need to apply them to a new situation.
[Contemplators] love the study of nature but only for its aesthetic qualities, the sublime spectacles, the beautiful forms, the splendid colors, and the graceful structures.
He adds.
[Contemplators] are as likable for their juvenile enthusiasm and piquant and winning speech as they are ineffective in making any real scientific progress.
Therefore, even if you are a master of your craft, its no good unless you are taking it in a unique or progressive direction.
2. Bibliophiles and Polyglots
Now those are two words which aren't too common anymore but can be easily defined as knowledge hoarding.
Absorbing tonnes of facts and figures about a variety of subjects might help you in a pub quiz, but this vain pursuit will not help you if you only want to project your knowledge.
Cajal explains.
Discussing everything, squandering and misusing their keen intellects, these indolent men of science ignore a very simple and very human fact… They seem only vaguely aware at best of the well-known platitude that erudition has very little value when it does not reflect the preparation and results of sustained personal achievement. All of the bibliophile’s fondest hopes are concentrated on projecting an image of genius infused with culture. He never stops to think that only the most inspired effort can liberate the scholar from oblivion and injustice.
He then expands on this notion by saying that whatever we learn should be put to valuable use.
No one would deny the fact that he who knows and acts is the one who counts, not he who knows and falls asleep. We render a tribute of respect to those who add original work to a library, and withhold it from those who carry a library around in their head. If one is to become a mere phonograph, it is hardly worth the effort of complicating cerebral organization with study and reflection. Our neurons must be used for more substantial things. Not only to know but also to transform knowledge; not only to experience but also to construct.
So, while you might impress you're mates with your detailed understanding of obscure 1970s television, what good is it if nobody else can benefit?
3. Megalomaniacs
It's unlikely that many people would classify themselves as a megalomaniac, as they are usually people identified by they thirst for power and acknowledgement.
Yet, a megalomaniac is undeniably motivated and always want their talents to be recognised.
However, this desire and confidence can expose their biggest flaws, especially when trying to achieve something incredible.
As if believing in miracles, they want to start their careers with an extraordinary achievement.
They end up spending their lives planning and plotting, constructing and correcting, always submerged in feverish activity, always revising, hatching the great embryonic work, the outstanding, sweeping contribution. And, as the years go, by expectation fades, rivals whisper, and friends stretch their imaginations to justify the great man’s silence.
Cajal also likens megalomania to dreamers, who always have grand ideas but never quite master their desired goal.
Their optimistic eyes see everything through rose-colored glasses. They are confident that, once accepted, fruits of their initiative will open broad horizons in science, and yield invaluable practical results as well. There is only one minor drawback, which is deplorable, none of their undertakings are ever completed.
The truth is that dreamers do not work hard enough; they lack perseverance.
4. Instrument Addicts
If you are obsessed with gadgets, apps or any particular tool, this one might be a bit too close to home.
Cajal writes that no matter your obsession or understanding of an instrument, you ultimately be useless if you can't appreciate its fundamental value.
He says:
This rather unimportant variety of ineffectualist can be recognized immediately by a sort of fetishistic worship of research instruments. They are as fascinated by the gleam of metal as the lark is with its own reflection in a mirror.
Cajal adds that this type of obsession is useless to other people if it doesn't aide them in their work.
Cold-hearted instrument addicts cannot make themselves useful. They suffer from an almost incurable disease, especially when it is associated (as it commonly is) with a distinctive moral condition that is rarely admitted, a selfish and disagreeable obsession with preventing others from working because they personally do not know how, or don’t want, to work.
5. Misfit
Chances are that at some point in life, we have all felt like a misfit.
Maybe it was at school when you just didn't gel with the other kids, or maybe it was a job where your skills just failed to flourish like you would have hoped.
Regardless of the environment, feeling like a misfit can be damaging for talented individuals.
This can then lead to complacency and laziness, which never allows them to move beyond their current situation.
Instead of being abnormal, misfits are simply unfortunate individuals who have had work unsuited to their natural aptitudes imposed on them by adverse circumstances. When everything is said and done, however, these failures still fall in the category of abulics because they lack the energy to change their course, and in the end fail to reconcile calling and profession.
However, he does offer a solution.
They must generate the determination to reach for lofty goals, to seek an agreeable line of work, which suits their talents, that they can do well and to which they can devote a great deal of energy. Is there any branch of science that lacks at least one delightful oasis where one’s intellect can find useful employment and complete satisfaction?
6. Theorists
Finally come the theorists.
This will apply to those thinkers and philosophers out there, who like to scrutinise every detail of their work to make it fit in with their agenda.
Although this level of research is laudable, it is essentially lazy as it is only developing their personal theory.
Basically, the theorist is a lazy person masquerading as a diligent one. He unconsciously obeys the law of minimum effort because it is easier to fashion a theory than to discover a phenomenon.
Whilst exploring hypothesis is encouraged, a rejection of facts is a dangerous pursuit according to Cajal.
Hypotheses come and go but data remain. Theories desert us, while data defend us. They are our true resources, our real estate, and our best pedigree. In the eternal shifting of things, only they will save us from the ravages of time and from the forgetfulness or injustice of men. To risk everything on the success of one idea is to forget that every fifteen or twenty years theories are replaced or revised
While you might not immediately associate yourself with any of these traits, Cajal's advice does remain informative and possibly highlights why talents often go to waste.
However, it should be noted that when Cajal wrote his teachings, his studies were only aimed at men. When the book was published women were restricted from going to European universities and still couldn't vote. Although this regressive line of thinking is thankfully no longer in existence, Cajal's findings still possibly ring true in the 21st century for both genders.
https://www.indy100.com/article/six-psychological-flaws-prevent-talented-people-from-becoming-great-neuroscience-7852651
22 juillet 2017
#RPGaDay2017
#RPGaDay2017
Originally shared by James Mullen
Here we go again; I'm looking forward to it this year. :D
19 juillet 2017
Mon opinion (un peu enflammée ?) sur le pdf vs. le papier, sur Courants Alternatifs.
Mon opinion (un peu enflammée ?) sur le pdf vs. le papier, sur Courants Alternatifs.
http://courantsalternatifs.fr/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=434&p=2323#p2323
http://courantsalternatifs.fr/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=434&p=2323#p2323
18 juillet 2017
uncooked idea : sliding die. 1d4 < 1d6+2 < 1d8+4 < 1d10+6 < 1d12+8
uncooked idea : sliding die. 1d4 < 1d6+2 < 1d8+4 < 1d10+6 < 1d12+8
because I have been frustrated by to much overlap when using dR on random tables, and it fits neatly a 1-20 table.
probably a tad too complicated and not enough overlap
because I have been frustrated by to much overlap when using dR on random tables, and it fits neatly a 1-20 table.
probably a tad too complicated and not enough overlap
Comme un hérétique de base, je décide d'adopter la virgule de série en français. Na.
Comme un hérétique de base, je décide d'adopter la virgule de série en français. Na.
(https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virgule_de_s%C3%A9rie)
Le Radio Rôliste nouveau est sorti
Le Radio Rôliste nouveau est sorti ! Au sommaire de ce numero lyonnais : Coup de projecteur sur Suck my Dic3 de Morora, critiques Channel Fear d'+Anthony Combrexelle, et de Tales from the Loop de chez Mophidius, et un retour sur… Le colloque sur le jeu de rôle, édition 2017
Comme une bonne nouvelle n'arrive pas toujours seule, le nº 68 est de retrour correctement sur le site : http://www.radio-roliste.net/?p=1552. On vous y parle de Profondo Giallo un supplément pour jouer des films horrifiques italiens avec le JdR espagnol Fragmentos, on monte à l'assaut de Tales of the Yawning Portal, un florilège d'aventures D&D/DD qui peine à convaincre, et un dossier à plusieurs voix sur Les campagnes ouvertes.
http://www.radio-roliste.net/?p=1554
Comme une bonne nouvelle n'arrive pas toujours seule, le nº 68 est de retrour correctement sur le site : http://www.radio-roliste.net/?p=1552. On vous y parle de Profondo Giallo un supplément pour jouer des films horrifiques italiens avec le JdR espagnol Fragmentos, on monte à l'assaut de Tales of the Yawning Portal, un florilège d'aventures D&D/DD qui peine à convaincre, et un dossier à plusieurs voix sur Les campagnes ouvertes.
http://www.radio-roliste.net/?p=1554
13 juillet 2017
J'ai reçu mes deux exemplaires d' Aux marches du pouvoir de manuel bedouet.
J'ai reçu mes deux exemplaires d' Aux marches du pouvoir de manuel bedouet. Un game-design redoutable qui me met d'emblée face à un dilleme d'ampleur : est-ce que je l'ouvre ? car pour cela je dois altérer le jeu ! :O
(...) Soit plus de 1300 pages (...) Tout ça pour 169€ !!!
(...) Soit plus de 1300 pages (...) Tout ça pour 169€ !!!
Je ne sais toujours pas si ce genre de pitch m'attire ou m'effraye. Volume vs. qualité, bonne affaire vs. commerce équitable, investissement personnel à mettre dans un jeu et toutes ces sortes de choses.
Je ne sais toujours pas si ce genre de pitch m'attire ou m'effraye. Volume vs. qualité, bonne affaire vs. commerce équitable, investissement personnel à mettre dans un jeu et toutes ces sortes de choses.
12 juillet 2017
Une hypothèse qui me gratte depuis quelque temps : et si la théorie rôliste servait – entre autre, ou avant tout,...
Une hypothèse qui me gratte depuis quelque temps : et si la théorie rôliste servait – entre autre, ou avant tout, biffez la mention inutile – à détacher proprement les sujets les uns des autres, à distinguer où sont les articulations, de manière à pouvoir un jour aborder un point du jeu de rôle sans avoir tout l’écheveau des autres questions qui y restent attachées et qui insistent pour participer à la conversation ?
Hier, nous finissions Channel Fear S01E03 Nachtmahr avec Aurélien Lemay, Damien Rahyll et Misleadiel Misleadiel.
Hier, nous finissions Channel Fear S01E03 Nachtmahr avec Aurélien Lemay, Damien Rahyll et Misleadiel Misleadiel. L’équipe des enquêteurs du paranormal aura échoué à repousser la menace, mais ce n’est pas son boulot. Leur boulot c’est de ramener de belles images et un reportage captivant, d’être les témoins du surnaturel, et là ils ont assuré. Les seules images pro des derniers moments de la ville-fantôme, avec les témoignages des quelques rares rescapés, voilà qui leur vaudra les félicitations du network. (Et peut-être même une occasion pour notre ambitieuse journaliste de le quitter pour un plus prestigieux.)
L’écriture d’Yno est toujours très efficace et si la piste des indices les contraintes de la fiction laissent finalement très peu d’agentivité aux joueurs, la synchronisation naturelle du compte à rebours caché et de l’avancement de l’enquête tombe pile poil. Il y a vraiment un côté point ’n click, pas nécessairement désagréable, mais qui me lasse. Pas moyen de tenir le contrat de 2h, il nous en aura fallu 5h30 et pourtant je n’ai vraiment pas l’impression que nous ayons trainé. (mais ce n’est pas un point négatif pour moi, la durée annoncée de 2h n’est pas ce qui m’y a attiré.) J’ai souvent précipité les décisions des joueurs, eux-mêmes n’ont pas laissé libre court à l’expression des différences entre leurs personnages et une bonne partie de l’approche a tout de même été assez méta-jeu. Peut-être aussi parce que dans ce 3e scénario, il y a quelques murs invisibles, de contraintes du jeu qui sont contraires à la parfaite cohérence de la fiction. (Par exemple, la sortie de l’arène géographique, et donc temporelle, du scénario se justifie totalement, devrait être totalement possible sans sortir nullement de l’enquête / du contrat social tacite du jeu, mais rien n’est prévu ni pour l’éviter, ni pour la suivre si c’était la décision prise par les joueurs). Les ressorts gore-scato du scénario me fatiguent un peu, même s’ils sont efficaces, et j’ai l’impression que je n’étais pas le seul à la table. Un des joueurs m’a dit être désarçonné par l’aspect un peu plus « fantasy qui tache » du mystère, je ne peux pas lui donner entièrement tort, mais la variation de style n’est-elle pas inscrite dans ce format « monster of the week » ? Au contraire du fond de l’histoire, la structure du scénario est vraiment au croisement entre l’E01 et l’E02 ce qui a également produit une sensation de redite, là où la différence forte entre l’E01 et l’E02 laissait espérer un renouvèlement structurel fort entre les épisodes. L’E04 Grattements change effectivement à nouveau de cap, mais il attendra que la fatigue se dissipe, que l’envie revienne. (Mener trois scénarios « à scènes » après 30 ans d’abstinence, c’est rude.)
Toutefois au final une bonne partie, un scénario qui se tient et que les joueurs ont semblé heureux de découvrir.
10 juillet 2017
"more than a simple boardgame; not quite a full RPG", "designed primarily to be played on a Virtual Tabletop"
"more than a simple boardgame; not quite a full RPG", "designed primarily to be played on a Virtual Tabletop"
Probably not for me, but maybe for you?
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bloodyeyegames/broadsword-a-game-of-legendary-heroes-and-epic-adv?ref=project_link
Probably not for me, but maybe for you?
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/bloodyeyegames/broadsword-a-game-of-legendary-heroes-and-epic-adv?ref=project_link
This look like fun!
This look like fun! Six historical eras, each developed for two of the nWoD games in an anthology. Stretch goals will add either new eras or more development for already.
On the burner :
- The French Revolution (1789 to 1799), Vampire: The Requiem and Demon: The Descent;
- The Great War - Western Front (1914 to 1918), Geist: The Sin-Eaters and Werewolf: The Forsaken;
- Light of the Sun - Europe (1600s), Deviant: The Renegades and Mage: The Awakening;
- Seven Wonders of the Ancient World (100-50 B.C.E), Changeling: The Lost and Promethean: The Created;
- Rise of the Last Imperials - China (1644-1911), Mummy: The Curse and Hunter: The Vigil;
- One Thousand and One Nights - Islamic Golden Age (750 C.E. to Present),
Beast: The Primordial and Vampire: The Requiem;
First stretch goal : Golden Age of Piracy (1716 - 1726), targeted games unknown.
This also makes me discover the existing range of dark eras, for instance http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/178583?src=DECompanion
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/200664283/chronicles-of-darkness-dark-eras-2?ref=DriveThruRPG.com
On the burner :
- The French Revolution (1789 to 1799), Vampire: The Requiem and Demon: The Descent;
- The Great War - Western Front (1914 to 1918), Geist: The Sin-Eaters and Werewolf: The Forsaken;
- Light of the Sun - Europe (1600s), Deviant: The Renegades and Mage: The Awakening;
- Seven Wonders of the Ancient World (100-50 B.C.E), Changeling: The Lost and Promethean: The Created;
- Rise of the Last Imperials - China (1644-1911), Mummy: The Curse and Hunter: The Vigil;
- One Thousand and One Nights - Islamic Golden Age (750 C.E. to Present),
Beast: The Primordial and Vampire: The Requiem;
First stretch goal : Golden Age of Piracy (1716 - 1726), targeted games unknown.
This also makes me discover the existing range of dark eras, for instance http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/178583?src=DECompanion
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/200664283/chronicles-of-darkness-dark-eras-2?ref=DriveThruRPG.com
Sig now has a free quickstart adventure!
Originally shared by Jason Pitre
Sig now has a free quickstart adventure!
http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/216042/Sig-Quickstart--The-Shard-of-Empire
Sig now has a free quickstart adventure!
http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/216042/Sig-Quickstart--The-Shard-of-Empire
8 juillet 2017
5 juillet 2017
Friponnes RPG : le point de vue d'une joueuse
Originally shared by Etienne Bar
Friponnes RPG : le point de vue d'une joueuse
D'aucuns affirment que mon jeu serait machiste. Il m'a paru intéressant de donner la parole à une joueuse de Friponnes, Peggy Chassenet, grande joueuse devant l'éternel : Alors oui, et je l'ai souvent reproché à Etienne, dans Friponnes les PNJs femmes sont ...
Friponnes RPG : le point de vue d'une joueuse
D'aucuns affirment que mon jeu serait machiste. Il m'a paru intéressant de donner la parole à une joueuse de Friponnes, Peggy Chassenet, grande joueuse devant l'éternel : Alors oui, et je l'ai souvent reproché à Etienne, dans Friponnes les PNJs femmes sont ...
4 juillet 2017
Troll alert system
Troll alert system
As you can see in this search https://plus.google.com/u/0/s/Marylin%20Hudson/top the person behind this profile is primiraly trolling and insulting people in the #DescribeYourGMingStyleWithAGif fun.
I reported some of their comments to stop this abuse.
https://plus.google.com/u/0/s/Marylin%20Hudson/top
As you can see in this search https://plus.google.com/u/0/s/Marylin%20Hudson/top the person behind this profile is primiraly trolling and insulting people in the #DescribeYourGMingStyleWithAGif fun.
I reported some of their comments to stop this abuse.
https://plus.google.com/u/0/s/Marylin%20Hudson/top
Mais à quoi servent les tarots qui pullulent aujourd’hui dans les foulancements de JdR
Mais à quoi servent les tarots qui pullulent aujourd’hui dans les foulancements de JdR ? À jouer ? Il y a des règles prévues pour l’utilisation de ces tarots dans ces jeux ? Importantes ? Fonctionnelles ? C’est juste un accessoire très dispensable ? Parce que moi je ne vois pas ce que je vais en faire. Oh, les cartes à Deadland, d’Archipelago, Itras By ou autres Torg, c’est vraiment quelques chose, mais là… C’est joli, ok, mais ce n’est pas vraiment une illustration que l’on peut utiliser en jeu, même pour donner l’ambiance… ce n’est pas un accessoire de scénario, enfin je ne connais pas de scénario où les PJ trouveraient un tel objet et où l’avoir à la table apporterait un réel plus… ce n’est pas pour faire joli dans la bibliothèque, ces petites boites hors format sont très difficile à ranger, à exposer… ce n’est pas pour décorer chez soi dans le style geeko-rôliste, enfin a priori pas. Aidez-moi, je ne vois vraiment pas ce à quoi cela sert. Le hand-spinner du jeu ne serait pas plus utile ?
Sérieux, si vous savez à quoi cela sert pour la joueuse, dites-le moi, parce que j’ai beau me creuser la cervelle, je ne trouve pas. J'ai l'impression que c'est juste un artefact symbolique du jeu, un peu comme un pin's mais en plus classieux et secret.
(BO : Marchands de carton de Black Pharaoh)
3 juillet 2017
Yeah !
Yeah !
(M'est avis que c'est juste pour me faire sentir merdeux. Cf Radio-rôliste du 15 juillet, d’ores et déjà dépassé.)
Originally shared by Anthony Combrexelle
L'épisode 5 de Channel Fear est disponible dès maintenant !
« Contactée à de multiples reprises par un illuminé prétendant pouvoir prouver l’existence des Reptiliens, Channel Fear n’a jamais pris ses divagations au sérieux… Jusqu’à ce que son corps soit retrouvé criblé de morsures venimeuses dans les égouts de New York. »
C'est du PDF, c'est un scénario court d'une dizaine de pages, c'est accompagné de tout ce qu'il faut pour jouer et c'est 2,5€ HT/2,6€ TTC. Moins de 3€, ça ne vaut donc pas le coup de s'en priver !
Cet épisode de mi-saison est l'occasion, pour les enquêteurs, de réaliser un reportage sur les dessous de New-York, pour les joueurs d'avoir un ton encore un peu différent des précédents et de sortir un peu de la ruralité des premiers épisodes !
C'est disponible,
chez Lulu : bit.ly/misterfr
chez DriveTruRPG : bit.ly/drivethrurpg
chez Black Book (dans la journée) : bit.ly/blackbooked
chez Philibert : bit.ly/philibert
Bonne lecture, bon épisode et bon jeu !
1 juillet 2017
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