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Conflict Roleplaying Rulebook (PFRPG)

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Most RPGs involve groups of players pitted against a challenge orchestrated by a GM, but there are times when that guy on the other side of the game table… man, you just want to slap the overconfident grin off his stupid mug. If you want player vs player competition—if you’re looking to provide your players with a chess match that pits their wits against real-world prey—you want the Conflict Roleplaying Rulebook!

This system is fully compatible with the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Core Rulebook.

This RPG system is uniquely designed for competitive, team vs. team roleplaying which includes:
• Passcards—Double-sided 8x11 templates to adjudicate player character’s hidden movements and actions.
• Pre-generated characters and teams for immediate play with easy-to-modify stat blocks for each character.
• The Battlepoint System—A simple calculation for ensuring game balance among characters and levels.
• Match Types—Different objectives, challenges or scenarios that make each match surprisingly unique.
• Map Elements—Magical devices that you place before the match to hinder opposing teams or enhance your own teammates.
• Conflict Laws—Universal rules that dictate character environmental handicaps, player interactions and classes.
• Team Feats—New Feats that grant bonus and special abilities to teammates when they compete together.
• A list of enemy taunts and battlecries. Handy combat charts for easy reference and even a list of funny team names for your group.

For more information on how to play Conflict Roleplaying visit www.ConflictRPG.com

Combat Description Cards: Over 700 System Neutral Ways to Describe Combat on 120 Cards

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How should I describe this Combat Scene?

Written by professional storytellers and novelist, these cards are designed to improve your combat narrative and help you describe unique and memorable combat scenes. Listed herein are hundreds actions words and inspirational examples of their use.

How does it work?
First, choose from the below categories a suite that best match the type of damage your story's character inflicts:

• BLUNT: Damaged caused by non-penetrating force.
• SLASHING: Damaged caused by a sharp edge.
• PIERCING: Damaged caused by a sharp point.

Second, choose one of the fighting styles below, base this on the fighting styles your story's character is performing:

• FINESSE: A character whose fights with style and grace, like a Swashbuckler or Martial Artist
• POWER: A character who fight is based on strength and vigor such as the Barbarian or Thug
• RANGE: A character who is using a thrown or distance weapon such as a javelin or bow

This will lead you to multiple inspiring words and phase that can add depth, excitement and drama to your fight scenes!

The Action Word and Description Stacking
You can select one or multiple action words to describe your attack. For example, 1 action work could describe a ‘Stylish’ attack while two could provide a ‘Stylish’ and ‘Deceptive’ attack. You can draw as many descriptions as you like and use action words provided to enhance your finally exciting description.

What about the final Killing Blow?
Each action word contains two descriptions to serve as examples. There are one non-deadly description and one killing blow description. Use them as written or modify them to best fit your style.

I hope you enjoy your improved combat narrative.

All Conflict Games PDFs have the following document features:

• Indexed: PDF contains a full Index for the entire suite of cards
• Searchable: PDF is not just images of the cards, but contains fully searchable text.
• Selectable: Each Action Word and Description can be selected, highlighted or copied out of the PDF.
• Layered PDF: There are some decorative items (like the color bars) within the presentation of the cards which you can choose not to print by unselecting the Adobe layer.
• Cutlines: The PDF is designed for you to cut out the cards from your printed 8 1/2 x 11 sheet. Therefore we provide cutlines to help you line up your scissors or cutting board.

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Description Cards: Writers & GM Screen

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Improve Your Combat Narrative at a Glance!

This beautiful 4-panel screen features magnificent art by Rafael Dorsz on the outer panels. On the inside you will find hundreds of inspirational examples of ways you can describe characters in intense fantasy combat. Strategically organized by the type of damage the character wishes to inflict and the fighting style the character is performing.

The types of damage include:

• BLUNT—Damage caused by non-penetrating force;
• SLASHING—Damage caused by a sharp edge; and
• PIERCING—Damage caused by a sharp point.

The combat styles include:

• FINESSE—A character who fights with style and grace, such as the Swashbuckler or Martial Artist;
• POWER—A character whose fight is based on strength and vigor, such as the Barbarian or Thug; and
• RANGE—A character who is using a thrown or distance weapon such as a javelin or bow.

Simple inspiration at a glance!

Please note: This is the print and play edition of the WRITER'S & GM SCREEN.
This product comes in 8 1/2 x 11 paper (A4) and 11 x 17 paper sizes.

All Conflict Games PDFs have the following document features:

• Indexed: PDF contains a full Index for the entire suite of cards
• Searchable: PDF is not just images of the cards, but contains fully searchable text.
• Selectable: Each Action Word and Description can be selected, highlighted or copied out of the PDF.
• Layered PDF: There are some decorative items (like the color bars) within the presentation of the cards which you can choose not to print by unselecting the Adobe layer.
• Cutlines: The PDF is designed for you to cut out the cards from your printed 8 1/2 x 11 sheet. Therefore we provide cutlines to help you line up your scissors or cutting board.

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Description Cards—Storytellers Deck: Print and Play Edition PDF

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This 80-card deck is filled with inspiring ways to describe the delicate nuances of your world. Each card contains action words to spark the imagination, followed by multiple examples of their use.

Cards Included:

• Ill Intent Cards: Inspiring and unique ways to describe the wicked, foul or villainous characters in your story.
• Expressions Cards: Inspiring and unique ways to describe the wicked, foul or villainous characters in your story.
• Character Distinctions Cards: Examples of physical distinctions and traits to make any character in your story unique and memorable.
• Environment Cards: Thoughtful descriptions of sights, smells, sounds and sensations from mountains, swamps, deserts and forests.
• Pain Cards: How does pain feel? Find scores of well-written examples of how characters experience various levels of pain.
• Labyrinth Cards: Examples of physical distinctions and traits to make any character in your story unique and memorable.

Contains 22 pages of system neutral content on 80 cards.

Creator: Mark M. Scott

Note: This PDF is designed for you to print out the cards and although you can, this PDF is not designed for on-screen-usage.

ISBN-13: 978-0-9824507-9-6

All Conflict Games PDFs have the following document features:

• Indexed: PDF contains a full Index for the entire suite of cards
• Searchable: PDF is not just images of the cards, but contains fully searchable text.
• Selectable: Each Action Word and Description can be selected, highlighted or copied out of the PDF.
• Layered PDF: There are some decorative items (like the color bars) within the presentation of the cards which you can choose not to print by unselecting the Adobe layer.
• Cutlines: The PDF is designed for you to cut out the cards from your printed 8 1/2 x 11 sheet. Therefore we provide cutlines to help you line up your scissors or cutting board.

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Description Cards—Storytellers Deck: Pain Cards Excerpt PDF

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How Do You Describe Pain?

Find scores of well-written examples and key words on how to describe various levels of pain to your audience.

For Writers and Gamemasters (GMs) it's difficult to convey pain, and even specific types of pain, to an audience who's comfortably sitting at home in an easy chair or around a gaming table. The Pain Cards attempt to help writers, storytellers and GMs in this regard by providing adjectives and keywords that can be used to convey pain. With each word there are two separate examples on the use of words - one example more severe than the next. Use these keywords and inspiring examples to convey pain in a unique and compelling way.

This storytelling tool:

• Encourages writers to show, not just say that it was painful.
• Adds depth and drama to any of your story's combat scenes.
• Is great for Gamemasters who wish to better express their players' hits, damages or injuries.
• Can tip your essay, blog, novel or gaming table from good to great!
• Is written for any genre.
• By design, is system neutral and super flexible.
• Is both a reference and a brainstorming tool.
• Offers fresh ways to describe pain.
• Includes a collage of beautiful card art from Rafael Dorsz.

All Conflict Games PDFs have the following document features:

• Indexed: PDF contains a full Index for the entire suite of cards
• Searchable: PDF is not just images of the cards, but contains fully searchable text.
• Selectable: Each Action Word and Description can be selected, highlighted or copied out of the PDF.
• Layered PDF: There are some decorative items (like the color bars) within the presentation of the cards which you can choose not to print by unselecting the Adobe layer.
• Cutlines: The PDF is designed for you to cut out the cards from your printed 8 1/2 x 11 sheet. Therefore we provide cutlines to help you line up your scissors or cutting board.

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Description Cards—Storytellers Deck: Environments—The Basics PDF

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Landscapes

It's important to give your audience (readers or fellow gamers) a sense of place. That is, a landscape they can identify with and/or visualize. The difficulty here is placing a feature, a moment or a mark on the landscape that's memorable and (more importantly) indigenous to the landscape. This is exactly what these cards provide - distinguishable moments, marks and features of the following landscapes: Swamps, Mountains, Deserts/Plains and Forests.

This storytelling tool:

• Offers writing examples to add depth and drama to your story.
• Is for Tabletop Gamers and Gamemasters who wish to keep their landscapes fresh or give a special place a special identifying feature which players will remember.
• Can tip your essay, blog, novel or gaming table from good to great!
• Allows you to flip through the cards at random to inspire new plot twists and dungeon features.
• Is written for any genre.
  •By design, system neutral and super flexible.
• Is both a reference and a brainstorming tool.
• Offers a choke-full of sights, smell, sounds and sensations.
• Includes a collage of beautiful card art from Rafael Dorsz.

All Conflict Games PDFs have the following document features:

• Indexed: PDF contains a full Index for the entire suite of cards
• Searchable: PDF is not just images of the cards, but contains fully searchable text.
• Selectable: Each Action Word and Description can be selected, highlighted or copied out of the PDF.
• Layered PDF: There are some decorative items (like the color bars) within the presentation of the cards which you can choose not to print by unselecting the Adobe layer.
• Cutlines: The PDF is designed for you to cut out the cards from your printed 8 1/2 x 11 sheet. Therefore we provide cutlines to help you line up your scissors or cutting board.

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Description Cards—Storytellers Deck: Environments—The Labyrinth Excerpt PDF

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The difficulty with an underground setting such as a dungeon, is after a short while the rooms and halls begin to sound similar. This is normally because it is hard to come up with fresh distinguishable features for every room and hallway.

Coming to the rescue, are the Description Cards—Environments: The Labyrinth. In these cards you will find dozens of examples which describe noteworthy moments, marks and clues in the underground, dungeons or labyrinths.

This storytelling tool:

• Offers writing tips to add depth and drama to any of your underground settings.
• Is for Tabletop Gamers and Gamemasters who wish to keep their rooms fresh or give a specific room a special identifying feature in which the players will remember.
• Can tip your essay, blog, novel or gaming table from good to great!
• Allows you to flip through the cards at random to inspire new plot twists and dungeon features.
• Is written for any genre.
• by design, is system neutral and super flexible.
• Is both a reference and a brainstorming tool.
• Offers fresh ways to describe labyrinths and underground settings, such as a dungeon.
• Includes a collage of beautiful card art from Rafael Dorsz.

All Conflict Games PDFs have the following document features:

• Indexed: PDF contains a full Index for the entire suite of cards
• Searchable: PDF is not just images of the cards, but contains fully searchable text.
• Selectable: Each Action Word and Description can be selected, highlighted or copied out of the PDF.
• Layered PDF: There are some decorative items (like the color bars) within the presentation of the cards which you can choose not to print by unselecting the Adobe layer.
• Cutlines: The PDF is designed for you to cut out the cards from your printed 8 1/2 x 11 sheet. Therefore we provide cutlines to help you line up your scissors or cutting board.

Try these cards out, we think you’re going to love them!

Description Cards—Storytellers Deck: Character Distinctions Excerpt PDF

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The First Step to Making Your Characters Instantly Memorable.

Rather than giving your audience a long, detailed description of a character’s height, build, facial features, and clothing, it’s best to just show the “essence” of the character, including his personality or state of mind, as perceived by the viewer, through a few well-chosen details.

These well-chosen details are presented in tarot-card sized cards that list adjectives, keywords and example descriptions on how to creatively use them all.

This storytelling tool:

• Adds depth and drama to any of your story's characters quickly with just a few well-placed words.
• Is for Tabletop Gamers who wish to better express their character's physical traits and they can be used right next to their character sheets.
• Can tip your essay, blog, novel or gaming table from good to great!
• Allows you to flip through the cards at random to inspire new persons of interest.
• Is written for any Genre.
• By design, is system neutral and super flexible.
• Is both a reference and a brainstorming tool.
• Offers fresh ways to describe physical distinctions and traits.
• Includes a collage of beautiful card art from Rafael Dorsz.

All Conflict Games PDFs have the following document features:

• Indexed: PDF contains a full Index for the entire suite of cards
• Searchable: PDF is not just images of the cards, but contains fully searchable text.
• Selectable: Each Action Word and Description can be selected, highlighted or copied out of the PDF.
• Layered PDF: There are some decorative items (like the color bars) within the presentation of the cards which you can choose not to print by unselecting the Adobe layer.
• Cutlines: The PDF is designed for you to cut out the cards from your printed 8 1/2 x 11 sheet. Therefore we provide cutlines to help you line up your scissors or cutting board.

Try these cards out, we think you’re going to love them!

Description Cards—Storytellers Deck: Expressions Excerpt PDF

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Expressions, Emotions, Reactions and Feelings

Contains a list of physical and emotional clues; characters can display while experiencing feelings, such as anxiety or fear.

This set of tarot-sized cards helps address one of the prevalent challenges for writers: How to put into words a person's emotional state and how this emotional state might manifest itself physically.

Each card contains an emotion or expression along with a series of bodily signs that will give your audience a unique, compelling way to understand the emotion.

• This storytelling tool encourages writers to show, not just tell emotions.
• Add depth and drama to any of your story's characters.
• Tabletop Games who wish to better express their character's emotions can use these cards right next to their character sheets.
• These cards can tip your essay, blog, novel or gaming table from good to great!
• Written for any Genre, System neutral and super flexible.
• Both a reference and a brainstorming tool
• Fresh ways to describe emotions
• Includes a collage of beautiful card art from Rafael Dorsz.

Extras:

• Blank Cards: The background images of all the cards are provided with the PDF. This allows you to print out blank cards and fill in your own Action Words, Descriptions or Notes.

All Conflict Games PDFs have the following document features:

• Indexed: PDF contains a full Index for the entire suite of cards
• Searchable: PDF is not just images of the cards, but contains fully searchable text.
• Selectable: Each Action Word and Description can be selected, highlighted or copied out of the PDF.
• Layered PDF: There are some decorative items (like the color bars) within the presentation of the cards which you can choose not to print by unselecting the Adobe layer.
• Cutlines: The PDF is designed for you to cut out the cards from your printed 8 1/2 x 11 sheet. Therefore we provide cutlines to help you line up your scissors or cutting board.

Try these cards out, we think you’re going to love them!

Description Cards—Storytellers Deck: Ill Intent Excerpt PDF

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We Love Villains.

Certain keywords like "murderous" carries with it ill intent. You will find herein, inspiring and unique ways to describe the wicked, foul or villainous characters in your story with the simple use of key venomous words. Each keyword comes with two brief examples. The first, an example introduction of a character using the keyword and the second example illustrates an assault using the same keyword. Use both examples to set the tone of your villain or antagonist.

For Example: Keyword: Venomous

• Example #1: "Every word from this mouth is twisted with venom and spite, designed to cow and belittle."
• Example #2: "Your opponent lashes out with the venomous wrath of a vengeful serpent."

It can be difficult to find just the right word to describe a tone of ill intent and not just outright evil.These cards can help you do just that in your scene writing or storytelling.

This storytelling tool:

• Encourages writers to show, not just tell evil.
• Offers writing tips to add depth and drama to any of your story's characters.
• Is for Tabletop Gamers and Gamemasters who wish to better express their character's emotions and these cards can also be use right next to character sheets.
• Can tip your essay, blog, novel or gaming table from good to great!
• Allows you to flip through the cards at random to inspire new plot twists and character interest.
• Is written by genre.
• By design, is system neutral and super flexible.
• Is both a reference and a brainstorming tool.
• Offers fresh ways to describe emotions.
• Includes a collage of beautiful card art from Rafael Dorsz.

All Conflict Games PDFs have the following document features:

• Indexed: PDF contains a full Index for the entire suite of cards
• Searchable: PDF is not just images of the cards, but contains fully searchable text.
• Selectable: Each Action Word and Description can be selected, highlighted or copied out of the PDF.
• Layered PDF: There are some decorative items (like the color bars) within the presentation of the cards which you can choose not to print by unselecting the Adobe layer.
• Cutlines: The PDF is designed for you to cut out the cards from your printed 8 1/2 x 11 sheet. Therefore we provide cutlines to help you line up your scissors or cutting board.

Try these cards out, we think you’re going to love them!

False Peace Battlemaps (Download)

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These two oversized miniatures battle maps is symmetric balance to provide incredible strategic combat. Each in-scale structure is well-thought out and strategically situated to add different tactical dimensions to each Conflict Match or gaming session. Though designed exclusively for the Conflict Roleplaying System, this map is versatile enough to be used with any roleplaying system that uses the standard 1 inch miniature grid (i.e., 3.5, 4e D&D, Star Wars, Pathfinder). This map was designed at high resolution levels and is impressively clear. Top, bottom, and side coordinates are include for the use of Passcards (Conflict Hidden Movement System). The coordinates are easy-to-read and easy-to-follow map points to add to the accuracy of your player's moves. A must have for all GMs (if we may say so ourselves! :)

Using the standard 1 inch miniature grid formation, the map is printed with the gridlines or can be downloaded without gridlines.

Description Side A: The Ancient's Atrium battlemap depicts a beautifully designed garden laced in ivory, a sanctuary of peace and harmony that invites comfort. Yet this Atrium is wickedly designed to become the center of conflict and strife. Perfectly symmetrical for tactical fairness, this map is made for strategists. Providing a visually stunning environment that can be used for fantasy (or sci-fi) role-playing settings. Any GM can make the Ancient's Atrium place of peace and well deserved rest for players, or, if you're like us, a place of unexpected conflict."

Printed map features

• Double-Sided
• Huge 24" x 36" Map
• Draw right on the surface with water-based pens and markers
• Printed on 100# Text Stock (30% PCW /FSC Certified Recycled)
• Fade-resistant Inks
• UV Protected Glossy

Download features

• High resolution JPG and PNG files
• Standard 1" to 5 feet scale

Conflict PvP: Tactics & Teams (PFRPG) Hardcover

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Conflict PvP adds advanced team vs. team mechanics and rules to the Pathfinder RPG. Resulting in raw, brutal, yet governed competition! Play with a team or as gladiator styled individuals. Conflict offers scenarios suitable for both styles of play. These scenarios and rules are much more than just death-matches. Instead, matches are driven by scenarios with clearly defined objectives that must be completed in order to win. Plus, hidden movement is real in Conflict PvP, so don't even think about Metagaming it.

Seasoned with over three years of experience in the trenches of PvP combat, this updated edition offers a whole slew of new material for your destructive pleasure:

• 15 team vs. team combat matches
• over 40 different match variants
• 25 Map Elements for the players to summon to any battle-map
• 12 Conflict Laws with which to alter the rules of the conflict
• and over 40 statblocks of combat optimized characters, NPCs and monsters

In Conflict PvP, you are faced with an enemy with strengths similar to your own. Your chance to succeed boils down to your wits, guts, execution and luck—in that precise order. So, if you think you have what it takes to outsmart real-world prey, then grab your dice bags, work on your own overconfident smirk and starting running with Conflict PvP!

Each book includes two complimentary, full-color, 24” by 36” Battlemaps.

• Side A—The Thieves Temple Battlemap: Designed for close quarters combat with limited lines of sight. Watch out for rogues and ninjas!
• Side B—The Keeper's Keep Battlemap: The classic PvP environment, with high and low grounds, environmental dangers, and arrow slits!

So, can you build a team that can beat the characters on the other side of the table? Well, there’s only one way to find out..

Pages: 258, full color interior
ISBN-13: 978-0-9824507-6-5

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