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''' | '''Dealer's Game''' | ||
'' | ''(Rules from one of the successful Wild Cards games)'' | ||
Hard and Fast rules (for starting at lvl 1): | |||
Rolls need either 1, 2, or 3 d6s | |||
Players spread 7 points between 4 stats, which correspond to the suits (each suit has different stuff associated with it, like brawn, brains, charisma, luck, etc.) | |||
End result means 7 points distributed, with no more than 3 and no less than 1 in any given stat. | |||
Suit of player's card adds a +1 to the stat associated with its suit. | |||
' | Belladonna's character: | ||
Hearts: 2 (+1 due to Gun Suit) | |||
Spades: 2 | |||
Clubs: 1 | |||
Diamonds: 2 | |||
'' | If you need to roll dice, describe what you're doing and roll the number of d6 your score is. Trying to schmooze your way out of a gunfight? Roll Hearts. Want to see if you're quick enough to run away? Roll Diamonds. Power through? Clubs. Try your luck at dodging? Roll Spades. | ||
Other suits can be used for inappropriate rolls or rolls where they might make some sense (intimidating with Spades, as one example), but generally you'll use whatever score is most appropriate. | |||
Combat is handled similarly. | |||
The entire game is very rules-lite. As Dealer said, more Narrative/Role-playing than Rules/Roll-playing. | |||
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Revision as of 22:45, 1 March 2010
Dealer's Game
(Rules from one of the successful Wild Cards games)
Hard and Fast rules (for starting at lvl 1): Rolls need either 1, 2, or 3 d6s Players spread 7 points between 4 stats, which correspond to the suits (each suit has different stuff associated with it, like brawn, brains, charisma, luck, etc.) End result means 7 points distributed, with no more than 3 and no less than 1 in any given stat. Suit of player's card adds a +1 to the stat associated with its suit.
Belladonna's character: Hearts: 2 (+1 due to Gun Suit) Spades: 2 Clubs: 1 Diamonds: 2
If you need to roll dice, describe what you're doing and roll the number of d6 your score is. Trying to schmooze your way out of a gunfight? Roll Hearts. Want to see if you're quick enough to run away? Roll Diamonds. Power through? Clubs. Try your luck at dodging? Roll Spades.
Other suits can be used for inappropriate rolls or rolls where they might make some sense (intimidating with Spades, as one example), but generally you'll use whatever score is most appropriate.
Combat is handled similarly.
The entire game is very rules-lite. As Dealer said, more Narrative/Role-playing than Rules/Roll-playing.
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