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alexandraerinAnd I said that no one should expect any ebook progress or A Wilder World playtests until then?
Well, I've already got one and a half MU ebooks done, and I keep finding myself with A Wilder World ideas and the time/means to do things with them. As I've mentioned before, I'm working on a playtesting draft of the basic character creation guide. Today while I was exporting it to a PDF, I realized that Skydrive gives me the ability to share PDFs online, so I made up a little document to illustrate the concept I described in this post.
So you can click here to see all three tiers of the Qualities "Old Dog" and "Assassin", and the initial tiers of "Treasure Hunter", "Spellcrafter", and "Fool", along with some notes on how to read them. The production values are pretty low (it's a rough draft) and obviously you'd need the actual rules to implement any of this, but hopefully people who are reasonably familiar with roleplaying games will be able to get the basic idea.
(There is a mistake in the notes where it says it contains the full draft of three Qualities; it should read as two. But I'm not going to bother remaking the PDF for that at this point.)
I'm also sharing this as a bit of a test run, since this is probably how I'll be circulating the full test version of the character creation rules.
Well, I've already got one and a half MU ebooks done, and I keep finding myself with A Wilder World ideas and the time/means to do things with them. As I've mentioned before, I'm working on a playtesting draft of the basic character creation guide. Today while I was exporting it to a PDF, I realized that Skydrive gives me the ability to share PDFs online, so I made up a little document to illustrate the concept I described in this post.
So you can click here to see all three tiers of the Qualities "Old Dog" and "Assassin", and the initial tiers of "Treasure Hunter", "Spellcrafter", and "Fool", along with some notes on how to read them. The production values are pretty low (it's a rough draft) and obviously you'd need the actual rules to implement any of this, but hopefully people who are reasonably familiar with roleplaying games will be able to get the basic idea.
(There is a mistake in the notes where it says it contains the full draft of three Qualities; it should read as two. But I'm not going to bother remaking the PDF for that at this point.)
I'm also sharing this as a bit of a test run, since this is probably how I'll be circulating the full test version of the character creation rules.