Herein we discuss how Talents are created in Ahris and create a few...and discover just how flexible the system is. If you want to make really original characters, this is the way to go.

Herein we discuss the quickstart released in early July - the system and setting, and the sorts of stories we think one could tell with them.

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Herein we discuss the quickstart for Dreams and Machines and how the rules differ in quite a few ways from standard 2d20, and what those might mean for gameplay. If you want to get right to DaM, skip to the 10-minute mark.

If there's a part of Ahris that might be confusing, it's spell creation. In this episode we create three spells, working through the steps described in Chapter 7 of the Ahris rulebook.You can get the discount code for 1/3 off the list price of the full Ahris rulebook, good until 5 July 23, here.

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Ahris FRP is live on the 2d20 WorldBuilders Program on DriveThru, and today we do an overview of the system, pointing out where it fits on the 2d20 Crunch-o-Meter, how it compares to other 2d20 systems, and what players and GMs can do with it.

You can get Ahris at a 1/3 off the list price through this discount code until 5 July 2023. And be sure to check the TOC/credits page for a link to a comments form where you can leave feedback on the game.

https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/441474/Ahris-Fantasy-Roleplaying-Game-and-Setting

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Following our "Essential Elements" episode last week, we lay the foundation for a 1:1 Bond game, and by extension other 1:1 games, using the 2d20 SRD, and promise to work on it over the next month or so to make it playable.

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Herein we discuss what makes a Bond story, and therefore what must be included in order to fit as a TTRPG. In order next episode we take the 2d20 SRD for another joyride as we work out ideas for a 1:1 - one player, one GM - game system for Bond.

Herein we discuss the whole book and come to a surprising difference of opinions about it.

Herein we discuss how we'd use the 2d20 SRD to sketch out the basics of a Star Wars RPG, and make some promises about doing so.

Last year we did an episode on how to approach the process of converting an existing property into a game system. Today we approach Star Wars for that purpose, given that although there are several systems, current and dead, for SW, we are not overly fond of any of them, and so we are going to offer our ideas for working up a 2d20 conversion.