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Sylvestre a écrit : ↑ven. avr. 26, 2024 11:18 pm Je tente un Lycéenne (le JDR amateur)

Macbesse a écrit : ↑ven. avr. 26, 2024 11:11 pm Je vais tenter Panty Explosion, mais absolument sans conviction.

KamiSeiTo a écrit : ↑sam. avr. 27, 2024 9:47 am

Macbesse a écrit : ↑ven. avr. 26, 2024 11:11 pm Je vais tenter Panty Explosion, mais absolument sans conviction.

Eh bien malgré le manque de conviction, c'est une victoire de Macbesse !

L'extrait suivant aurait expliqué comment si tu réussis ton jet de dés c'est ta meilleure amie qui décrit, et si tu rates c'est ta rivale qui décrit.

Ah ! Panty Explosion... Un jeu que j'avais adoré lire à l'époque... Aujourd'hui un peu moins.

The Gamemaster is greatly encouraged to change this table before starting the game, so as to throw a monkeywrench at any players who have already read these rules! The herbs become too easy to use (and thus, tend to unbalance the game) if the players have complete knowledge about them at the start. Note the general tendencies used in generating this table; the herbs that are simpler to identify and prepare are the less potent ones, while the very strong herbs are only really accessible to high-level herbalists.

Llanvabon a écrit : ↑sam. avr. 27, 2024 6:48 pm Bunnies & Burrows?

If you are new to role playing games and/or the concept of role playing (believe me, the two don’t always go hand in hand) STOP. Go to any other RPG in the store. Open the rules, and read the section titled “What is (a) role-playing (game)” it should be right in the front, probably in the booklet called a “Players Guide” or “Character Handbook.” Once you’ve done that, come back, and continue reading. Now off you go. In fact, even if you do understand role playing, you may want to do it anyway. It’s usually good for a laugh or two.