[Jeu] Le sphinx à deux têtes !

[Olivier Fanton]

Deuxième extrait :

On goblin consensual culture
Goblins often have a shaky grasp of what is actually going on. Coupled with their very short lifespan and a culture that based almost exclusively on poorly-remembered gossip and misunderstood interpretations of actual, better cultures, this means that it's hard to pin down precisely how goblin society works on any given day and, indeed, if it is working at all or if it needs to be turned off and on again to fix it.

[Yragaël]

Je ne connais pas du tout, mais j'adore !

[Sylvestre]

Tu peux nous dire si c'est un livre de base ou un supplément ?

[Pyth]

C'est marrant, j'ai l'impression qu'on l'a déjà eu celui-là, mais pas moyen de retrouver ce que c'était (et flemme d'éplucher 80 pages).

[Olivier Fanton]

Tu peux nous dire si c'est un livre de base ou un supplément ?

C'est un livre de base. Pas de VF à ma connaissance. Je n'y ai pas joué, mais j'ai testé et apprécié un autre jeu du même auteur l'année dernière (avec un système différent). J'en ai parlé ici, mais si vous n'êtes pas des RG, il y a peu de chance que vous vous en souveniez.

Troisième extrait :

Five Fun Facts about Wizards
All wizards can fly. This is because they have magical robes that suck air through the hood and expel it from the bottom. Non-wizards who try to use the robes often resemble an untied ballon shooting across the sky.
Wizards use wands to cast their spells, unless they're really good at magic, at which point they just wave their hands around and stuff happens. Wizard Wnads are very useful items, but you have to persuade the wand to let you use it. Plus it's hard to tell what spells the wizards has stored within without just firing them off randomly.
Wizards are deathly afraid of gnomes (for some reason); some think that gnomish genocide is the entire reason for the great war. They'll hunt down and kill, or run away in a blind panic from, any gnome they find.

[Mahar]

Wizards & Goblins ?

On ne sait jamais, sur un malentendu...

[Pyth]

Je suis très fan de la capuche de mage-manche à air sinon. C'est certainement pas ça mais Diskworld RPG, à tout zazard?

[BenjaminP]

Le style fait penser à Grant Howitt, on parle de gobelins : Goblin Quest.

[Olivier Fanton]

Le style fait penser à Grant Howitt, on parle de gobelins : Goblin Quest.

Gagné !

Le jeu inclus plusieurs hacks, dont un où on joue ... Sean Bean.

[BenjaminP]

Ah mais ça veut dire que je dois proposer un truc, ça !

Bon, on cherche un livre de base. À ma connaissance, il n'a pas été traduit :

The game works best when the players all contribute, all the time. You should all call out suggestions, kibitz, laugh, digress, ooh and aah, say what's cool and boo the villains. I'm serious, just because your character's out of the scene doesn't mean you have to sit quiet.

[Mugen]

Le style fait penser à Grant Howitt, on parle de gobelins : Goblin Quest.

Gagné !

Le jeu inclus plusieurs hacks, dont un où on joue ... Sean Bean.

Punaise, j'ai failli proposer Goblin RPG, j'étais pas loin...

[Paige M]

XCrawl Classics ?

[BenjaminP]

XCrawl Classics ?

Ce n'est pas XCrawl Classics.

Nouvel extrait :

Setting
I'm just making stuff up! I have an image in my head, a picture of what characters look like, what the towns and landscape look like, and my thoughts in this chapter follow from it.
As you play the game, you'll form your own picture of its world. Make up details to fit your pictures, don't worry about sticking to mine.
It's especially important to note that everyone playing will form a slightly different picture, leading to slightly different details. That's fine! As GM, it falls to you to draw the other players' details into the confirmed, consensus "reality" of the game. When a player asks you, "is there a [whatever] here?" you should either say yes outright, or turn the question back to the group: "I dunno, does it make sense to you all that there'd be a [whatever] here?" [...]
When you play [name of the game], you create a consistent world by actively building one out out of the bits and pieces of each player's own vision.
All of which to signify only: when I go on and on about what shape the guns are, but don't say a word about the horses, don't take it as gospel. It's just what I care about.

[Gridal]

Weird Frontiers ?

[BenjaminP]

Weird Frontiers ?

Nope.