CasusNO

The City and The Goddess are One
Except when she takes on human form once a year, the buildings and islands of Eversink are the body of the goddess Denari herself. You literally live inside the Goddess. As the patron of commerce and civilization, Denari blesses the trade that occurs within her borders.
Every coin exchanged is a prayer, and every transaction a sacrament. Worship her with soft words in the honeyed darkness of a garden at a masquerade ball, whispered to a fetching stranger; worship her by outwitting a dullard who wouldn’t know the best place in the world to live if it invited him in.

[nom du jeu] is first and foremost a story about the Residents' lives, their triumphs and tribulations, and the way they grow alongside each other. Whenever we play, it's likely that we'll swap between Residents from Chapter to Chapter. We shouldn't worry about playing a Resident precisely the same way another player did; everyone will bring out different facets of a Resident, and all of them are equally authentic. It's a lot of fun to share Residents, and to mix up which Characters we play. When we give a Character to someone else, it gives that Character a chance to grow in new ways. When we first arrive at [nom du jeu], there are six Residents living there (including Gertrude, who has only just started sleeping in the laundry room,) but it's possible that there are other Characters out there looking for somewhere to call home.

Saladdin a écrit : ↑lun. août 19, 2024 6:02 pm On cherche un livre de base d’un jeu récent, dont je crois personne n’a jamais parlé sur ce forum.

[nom du jeu] is first and foremost a story about the Residents' lives, their triumphs and tribulations, and the way they grow alongside each other. Whenever we play, it's likely that we'll swap between Residents from Chapter to Chapter. We shouldn't worry about playing a Resident precisely the same way another player did; everyone will bring out different facets of a Resident, and all of them are equally authentic. It's a lot of fun to share Residents, and to mix up which Characters we play. When we give a Character to someone else, it gives that Character a chance to grow in new ways. When we first arrive at [nom du jeu], there are six Residents living there (including Gertrude, who has only just started sleeping in the laundry room,) but it's possible that there are other Characters out there looking for somewhere to call home.

Saladdin a écrit : ↑lun. août 19, 2024 6:56 pm Parfaitement, à toi la main !

L'âne : en Bretagne et dans quelques autres régions, on pense que certains animaux ont été créés par le diable voulant imiter Dieu : dans ce cas, l'âne est l'équivalent "diabolique" du cheval. Sa réputation est ambiguë, car s'il est associé au mal, il est aussi vu d'un œil favorable par l'Église suite à son rôle tenu dans la crèche et lors de la fuite du Christ et de sa mère en Égypte.

Erestor a écrit : ↑lun. août 19, 2024 10:48 pm Swords of the Serpentine ?

(@Orlov )

Pour le fabuliste

Plusieurs genres de scénarios sont possibles. En voici un aperçu :
Enquêtes : sur un meurtre, un vol, un chantage, une disparition...
Fuite devant une menace : l'Église pour ceux qui communiquent avec des animaux mal vus, les habitants d'un village qui accusent un personnage d'être un meneur de loups, la justice après un guet-apens...
Lutte "écologique" à la demande d'alliés animaux ou végétaux : lorsque des arbres doivent être abattus ou déplacés comme au moment de l'aménagement du parce de Versailles, face à un marchand d'animaux cruel, à l'occasion d'une chasse royale...
Affaires de cœur : pour favoriser un mariage ou l'empêcher, sur la demande des parents ou d'un des fiancés...
Espionnage et diplomatie.