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--- play [2020/10/30 11:33]
kyle [Elevator Pitch]
+++ play [2020/11/19 14:03] (current)
kyle
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 referee: don't take things away from the players. don't say the sword guy's sword gets broken. don't randomly kill off animal friends or important npcs. Put these things in danger and let the players defend them sure (so long as you don't overdo it) but be fair about it and remember the goal of the game is fun.
-corollary to above: player ability selections are a message about what they want to do. if somebody is highly combat-focused, make sure that they get to fight sometimes. if somebody has levels in social classes, don't make everyone they meet a bloodthirsty animal. give your players the ability to solve problems their way and roll with it.
+corollary to above: player ability selections are a message about what they want to do. if somebody is highly combat-focused, make sure that they get to fight sometimes. if somebody has levels in social archetypes, don't make everyone they meet a bloodthirsty animal. give your players the ability to solve problems their way and roll with it.
 if a player has an ability that seems like it would be conceptually perfect for the current situation, let them use it for that even if the ability doesn't specifically list that use
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-keystone examples for each class, at least a d4 chart for referee imagination. also: implied equipment list? Might constrain imagination and ability to make something your own though.
+keystone examples for each archetype, at least a d4 chart for referee imagination. also: implied equipment list? Might constrain imagination and ability to make something your own though.
 what this game is and isn't. elevator pitch.

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