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Olivier Fanton a écrit : ↑ven. sept. 06, 2024 9:03 am Ah, ce serait Marée rouge, de Kevin Crawford (encore lui !) ?

Sylvestre a écrit : ↑ven. sept. 06, 2024 9:39 am Oh c'est pas bête de mettre des images ! Est-ce qu'on pourrait faire deviner des jeux avec des illustrations des fois ?

La visite de [Nom du supplément]
Laissez les PJ choisir leur parcours de [Nom du supplément]. Le scribe disparu se trouve à l'autre bout de l'île, aussi le chemin suivi par la compagnie importe-t-il peu. Les zones et rencontres décrites ci-après n'observent aucune séquence logique. Par souci de commodité, nous les avons présentées dans un ordre à peu près contraire au sens des aiguilles d'une montre : A'sha'hiian, la Côte Sauvage, les Collines Dorées, les Prés de la Lassitude, les Collines Rocheuses Esseulées, la Forêt Intangible, les Collines d'Encerclement, et le littoral de la Mer Bouillante.

Ramentu a écrit : ↑ven. sept. 06, 2024 1:10 pm "Mer Bouillante" > je tente Melniboné.

GROUP CREATION
It is common in roleplaying games for players to create their characters before play begins, so everyone turns up on the first day of a campaign
ready to go.
It is rare for us to say this but, in [nom du jeu], this is the Wrong Thing to do.
[PJ] creation is intended as a group activity, partly because of the Connections Rule (see page 19) but also because it was specifically designed
to be done as a group activity, with players able to see how one another’s [PJ] are progressing and get a deeper understanding of what they were doing before the campaign begins.
So, treat [PJ] creation as a kind of ‘mini’ game that takes place in the first session of every new campaign. Your enjoyment of [nom du jeu] will
increase greatly, we promise you!

pseudo a écrit : ↑lun. sept. 09, 2024 7:56 pm Je pense que c'est Traveler, qui propose un système de création de personnage digne d'un mini jeu.
Dans les premières editions on pouvait même mourir pendant la création.

Peed-on
 Somebody has to do the crap work. Peed-ons are unskilled laborers, nameless minions,
and the unsung drudging dregs. They work the fields, lift things, carry things, and basically get
ignored by everyone else. A peed-on is essentially a slave who has to pay for his own food. They do
the work nobody else wants to do.
I’ve never heard of a peed-on I’ve ever heard of. If I had, he’d be something else.

My uncle Scrat’s friend Groot is a really fat cremefillian. He's one of those gigantic
fifteen-sandwich—eating motherlovers that everybody points at when he waddles down
the street. As a larva, I used to think he was the biggest guy in the world, but my
perspective turned itself inside out when I visited the corpse of the Incredibly Huge
MonsterTM on a family vacation after my first molting. Think of the biggest creature you can
imagine. Then double it in size. That’s pretty big, yes no? Double it again- You're still not
even close. The Incredibly Huge MonsterTM is so freakin’ huge that a person standing on its
nose would have to walk for a week just to get to its belly button. It's just that big.