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Very Nice. Indeed only for the mature. Cute graphics and an fun little game.
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A very good system if you like realistic skill and attribute progression and dont mind the extra bookkeeping. Buy the Numbers offers a system for beginners or experts, but since you can at all times raise attributes things are a little more complex than with the level system.
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As all the TORG Novels are : A very fine product. If you want to capture the atmosphere of the new empire of the nile: Here it is in a nutshell.
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Good. Ready to use, well balanced and well described. Nice Product.
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A good prestige Class for any D20 Fantasy game. i originally wanted to convert it for TORG, but works extremely well in D&D
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THis is a entertaining variant for skill and combat resolution. I would like a little more nonlinearity in the scales though. I think the outcome is too well plannable. There used to be an Amber - bidding system which had severe weaknesses, but more nonlinearity. Otherwise : Fine
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<phew>
I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that gives constructive criticism!
Thanks for the comments, Markus.
Yes, BID-IT, as it stands at the moment, is pretty linear as far as standard skill usage is concerned, but the unresisted tasks are, in a way, a bit of a cop-out on my part.
What BID-IT is designed for is for the resisted tasks, where players and GMs use a little math, some strategy and tactical thinking, and keep their options open through the point spending stage.
Combat being the primary focus of most resisted tasks, the example of a resisted task was given as such, and I think explains how the system works pretty well for that kind of thing.
I'm certainly willing to hear any ideas you might have in regards to unresisted tasks.
Thanks again for your comments,
-- Mike Coe,
RPG Professionals
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very good Torg novel. A little bit out of the range of the others (mysterious cairo, strange tales from the nile or so) as it deals with things prior to the possibility wars. Still very good.
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Fun thingy. As a pipe smoker i immediately was very fond of it. Instantly usable
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As a Bard-Player in a D&D campaign, an absolute must have. It makes you feel like dancing.
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Utterly good. A whole lot of detail, fun system, versatile to the point of being a little farstreched. Very good system.
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From the forbidden Arcana series one of the weaker. Still useful.
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For all the DMs that answer "mhhh..." to the players question: Can we go back to that town we were in a while ago, I want to ...". So handy !
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Easily stands u? to the expectations one has in an adventure by the MASTER.
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Has some interesting thingies, some not so new stuff.
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A very fine product. The descriptions of the materials are to the point and easily adapted to any game, not only d&d. There are some pretty creative things in there, like the blackwork silk. A short story or a picture to one ore more of the products would add some "myth". Overall a good thing.
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