Current status: Very thin and raw draft. No playtest has been drafted yet.
” An attempt to create a quick, gritty and satisfying %/d100 system that is going to bash the d20 system back to the 70’s ”
Hey guys!
I feel this community is the best one I can refer too.
The ratio of trolls is quite small.
I have made a word file of my current progress, which can be best described as a very raw first draft.
Sadly, google docs and other ways of sharing documents online, do not support the font Futura LT. So if the paragraphs seems a bit off, I am truly sorry, and I hope your eyes will forgive me.
You might also notice that I use parenthes for suggestions and clarification. I might seems a bit rhetorical from time to time in the document, that is only because I have not made a choice yet.
Is it possible to have a blog ish kind of thread on Paizo messageboard?
I don't want to update my progress by creating a new thread every time :)
Link to my work so far, anyone can view this
How can you help me?
1. If you have any experience with any kind of d100 system, please share with me what you feel is the common awesomeness and faults.
The only one I know off is that adding big numbers together can slow the game down.
2. If you feel there is too much read (it will only get bigger) read one or two paragraphs and comment on that.
3. Suggestions to what you feel is needed in a gritty and dangerous system.
4.When it comes to grammar, well.
Bear with me, the final project won't be filled with simple grammar mistakes. I rather you come with suggestions to what can be improved, what to avoid etc. Than teach me how to properly use then/than.
I originally wanted to cover stuff like goals, inspiration and copyright (basically none) on the thread, but I am too lazy to manually create several spoiler tags :/
Thanks for your help, I will try to update my progress as often as I can!
Edit: I think I should point out that I have no interest in making money of the finished project (if I ever get done), just in case this breaks any of the rules.
Sharing is caring :)
This belongs in the Homebrew forum.
I have flagged the thread, shouldn't take too long :)