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Toon is a role playing game by [[Steve Jackson Games]] wherin you create a cartoon character and essentially play with effects based in classic cartoons with emphasis on the Warner/MGM style of the mid-20th century. It emphasizes slapstick, silly effects, and cartoon physics. There is no death to speak of, since most things that would kill you usually end up generating a comic effect. | Toon is a role playing game by [[Steve Jackson Games]] wherin you create a cartoon character and essentially play with effects based in classic cartoons with emphasis on the Warner/MGM style of the mid-20th century. It emphasizes slapstick, silly effects, and cartoon physics. There is no death to speak of, since most things that would kill you usually end up generating a comic effect. | ||
There is a particularly [[grim and dark]] adventure that was written for Toon by some guy in the mid 90's, based on Who Framed Roger Rabbit. It's the ultimate in black comedy roleplaying. | There is a particularly [[grim and dark]] adventure that was written for Toon by some guy in the mid 90's, based on Who Framed Roger Rabbit. It's the ultimate in black comedy roleplaying. | ||
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Toon is a role playing game by Steve Jackson Games wherin you create a cartoon character and essentially play with effects based in classic cartoons with emphasis on the Warner/MGM style of the mid-20th century. It emphasizes slapstick, silly effects, and cartoon physics. There is no death to speak of, since most things that would kill you usually end up generating a comic effect.
There is a particularly grim and dark adventure that was written for Toon by some guy in the mid 90's, based on Who Framed Roger Rabbit. It's the ultimate in black comedy roleplaying.