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Oneirokritikos a écrit : ↑lun. mai 17, 2021 1:17 am Et donc, quelles solutions peut-on envisager au problème "quand on a +28 en Marteau, tout ressemble à un clou"? (Problème qui d'ailleurs ne concerne pas que Heroquest). Comment permettre à un personnage d'avoir une variété de compétences/traits/aspects à différents niveaux de maîtrise, aidant à typer et définir le perso de manière unique, et inciter le joueur à utiliser toute la panoplie de talents de son perso, quelque soit la nature de l'adversité?

La solution est-elle du côté de la narration, le MJ devant s'assurer de proposer une grande diversité d'épreuves afin de dévoiler les spécificités des persos? Ou bien peut-on concevoir des régles qui solutionnent le problème ? Peut-être un principe d'"épuisement" temporaire d'une capacité après utilisation, forçant à utiliser une autre compétence ?

Uzz a écrit : ↑lun. mai 17, 2021 9:47 am Mon problème du marteau reste entier pour une situation libre ou plusieurs approches sont possibles. L'approche privilégiée sera toujours celle à plus haut score, alors que je préfèrerais privilégier celle qui sera la plus amusante ou digne d'être racontée. Au mieux, on aura une approche (toujours la même) pour les situations sociales, une approche (toujours la même) pour les situations physiques et basta.

The Fall of the Children of Bronze is a grand campaign for Jackals, and includes 30 adventures spanning 15 years. Players will explore the ancient myths and legends of the War Road, from the bustling streets of Ameena Noani in the north and Sentem in the south, to abandoned temples in the wastes and mansions deep within the earth. They will encounter beings and powers from the past – ancient but far from dormant – and come face to face with the hidden hand that would the Law of Men torn down and chaos brought to the Zaharets.

Spoiler:

The touch stones for the campaign are things like The Darkening of Mirkwood (as a campaign set over many in game years) and the unification of Israel under Saul as seen in Samuel.
Essentially, the goal of the campaign is to take the Luathi from city states to (hopefully!) a kingdom.
Your campaign will vary of course!

In the year 1765 BC, King Zimri-Lim of Mari emerged from a planning session with his aides and summoned his personal scribe. As he paced the courtyard in his palace in the city of Tuttul, he dictated a letter to the scribe, who used the cut end of a reed to press the message into a warm clay tablet. That letter, which was to be sent within the hour by speedy messenger, said:

"To my wife, Šibtu, thus says Zimri-Lim: Ask the oracles in Mari questions about Hammurabi of Babylon. Will this man ever die? Does he speak with honesty? Will he bring war? Will he besiege my cities in Suhum while I campaign up north in Apum? Question the oracles, and when you have done so, do it again, and write to me with the answers."

Some days later, the Queen of Mari replied:

"I have asked the questions about Babylon; here is what I've learned. The Man of Babylon is sowing many seeds against this kingdom, but they will not bear fruit. Instead, you will overpower him and capture him. Then you'll see what the God will do to him. His days will soon be at an end. This you should know."

Reassured, King Zimri-Lim organised his troops for departure to the district of Apum. He planned to give battle to the adventurer Atamrum, puppet of the Elamites, who was besieging his allies in the north.

What is Mythic Babylon?

Mythic Babylon is a role-playing supplement for the Mythras game system. It provides everything you need to take your Mythras game back to the 18th century BC and enter a world of cut-throat diplomacy, Machiavellian politics, and ecstatic prophets. Within these covers you'll find information on the society, culture, religion, trade, laws, and beliefs of Old Babylon and the surrounding lands. The setting is presented as a sand-box with a wide-ranging gazetteer of places to explore, each loaded with plot hooks. For those who like to play against the backdrop of history, we provide a timeline of past and near future events. A bestiary and a chapter for game masters rounds out the end of the book.

This book contains everything you need to create adventures in the lands of Sumer, Akkad, and Subartu from the low lying Eden to the Cedar Mountains and even into the Underworld. Follow in the steps of kings like Gilgameš, Kubaba, or Hammurabi in this mythological and historical setting that was nearly 4000 years in the making.

Where is Mythic Babylon?

Mythic Babylon is set in what will later be called Mesopotamia by the Greeks, which means 'The Land Between the Rivers', referring to the Tigris and Euphrates. At the time our book is set, there is no one name for the whole region. Instead, the southern plain is called Sumer and the central plain is called Akkad. Together, these will one day be called Babylonia after the city of Babylon. The northern plain is called Subartu, but will one day come to be called Assyria after the city of Aššur.

This book focuses on Sumer, Akkad, and Subartu. Peripheral regions such as ancient Syria, Turkey, Iran, and Bahrain are given a more cursory treatment.

Tybalt (le retour) a écrit : ↑lun. juin 21, 2021 4:03 pm En voilà, une bonne nouvelle ! Sait-on s'il y a une VF de prévue ?

What is Waning Stars?

Know then that this is the year 5191. For several millennium, humanity has lived among the stars. They’ve built a grand republic encompassing all of human achievement then they fought over it, squandered it and finally lost it. A new dark age has descended upon humanity as the greatest civilization has fallen leaving behind only ignorance and fear among the ruins of their constructs.

Once the stars shined as beacons in the vast blackness of space, calling forth an unprecedented diaspora as humanity ventured forth to colonize distant worlds in far off stars. They symbolized our vast potential and we had once gazed upon the night sky with hope in our eyes.

Now the stars have begun to wane.

From the ashes of our ruin, come forth the Emperor. He performed the monumental task of uniting the Known Worlds under one banner and rekindled hope once more in humanity. But all is not well, even now enemies of the new order continue to rise, both from within and without.
It is in this era where individual men and women can reach out and seize the stars – and their destiny!

Julian_Manson a écrit : ↑mer. sept. 08, 2021 1:58 pm y'avait pas un setting typé Gundam avec Révolution D100 ou Basic? Quelqu'un l'a testé?