Community Community Forums Fantastic place to rub elbows with other RPTool junkies, or ask questions on how to do specific things, or get your networking up and running. www.MapTool.fr A French web site dedicated to MapTool and run by Natha (from the RPTools forums, above) - (Aggregation site) We're told this site is great for German speakers and includes a TeamSpeak server (but we don't speak German, so...) Italian MapTool, D&D 4E, and custom framework Gallery Share your original works for others to use Affiliates These are unofficial sites but have dedicated space and discussions for RPTools, or their members spend much time on the RPTools site The Tangled Web Find or post a game, and manage your campaign. RPG Loop Find and post MapTool games. Cartographer's Guild A great resource for those wanting to learn how to create fabulous maps directly from the masters! Infinite Realities - Military RPG supplements Military RPG Supplements Links Here are some links that might get you started
Forgotten Realms Calendar Tool Almost every person or race of Faerûn marks the passage of days, seasons, and even years in some fashion. Most of Faerûn uses the Calendar of Harptos, named after the long-dead wizard who invented it. Few bother to refer to Harptos by name, however, since the calendar is the only calendar they know. The following launches the Forgotten Realms Calendar Tool -- chronicling the complete cycle of days (with important holidays and Shieldmeet "leap days" included), phases of the moon -- and even names of all years in their complete and accurate form. The naming of the years is not random, nor does it necessarily commemorate any great event or occurrence.
Casual Girl Gamer - A blog about casual gaming Diaspora SRD Diaspora is a role-playing game with a focus on hard(ish) science-fiction adventure. You build a universe, you build characters, and then you play with them in it. Underpinning the game is the task resolution system described in this chapter. All conflicts in Diaspora are resolved using the FATE mechanics as elaborated in Spirit of the Century and available from the System Reference Document for that game, available on the Internet . You roll your set of four fudge dice, which yields a result between -4 and +4, you add an appropriate skill, and then you compare against some difficulty level, which might be someone else's roll or might be a level imposed by the referee. Diaspora is a set of mini-games. Players get the Power Diaspora is not a game in which the players drive the action without the input from the referee, who only establishes the setting and mediates the rules. The guiding principle is say yes or roll the dice. Rule Say yes or roll the dice. The table is the consensus. Abstraction
City Generator SotC SRD 1.1 Things You Should Have You’ll need a few supplies along with these rules to play the game. Here’s a list of mandatory items, as well as some recommended ones. You’ll need : Four Fudge Dice for each player and the GM. You’ll find useful : A set of poker chips or glass beads (to use as fate points). 1.2 The Ladder Most things in the system are rated according to the ladder below (when we say “the ladder” throughout the text, this is what we mean). Most people are Average at the things they do for a living, like Science for a scientist, and are Mediocre or Poor at most other things. Pulp heroes push the very boundaries of what “normal” people are capable of, and as such, they tend to be Superb at whatever their central passion is. 1.3 Rolling the Dice Whenever a player rolls dice, he rolls four Fudge dice (abbreviated as 4dF) to generate a result between -4 and 4. The total of the dice is then added to an appropriate skill to get a result. 1.4 Difficulty 1.5 Skills 1.6 Aspects 1.7 Stunts
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