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This is a Role Playing game created by Donald Semora, and released in 2010. This game system differs from other systems as it hyper focuses on simplicity, and allowing the player to spend as much time during game time Role Playing. The game uses a unique system for its base core game mechanic called the [[Task Level System]] which uses a simple D20 dice roll, and one simple table to achieve all results. | This is a Role Playing game created by Donald Semora, and released in 2010. This game system differs from other systems as it hyper focuses on simplicity, and allowing the player to spend as much time during game time Role Playing. The game uses a unique system for its base core game mechanic called the [[Task Level System]] which uses a simple D20 dice roll, and one simple table to achieve all results. | ||
| − | The system is comprised of one Core rule book that contains botht he players and game masters content, along with two other manuals, a [[Critter | + | The system is comprised of one Core rule book that contains botht he players and game masters content, along with two other manuals, a [[Critter catalog]] and a [[Alterverse Companion]] that are designed to enhance game play, while not being required for game play. |
Revision as of 00:44, 17 August 2010
This is a Role Playing game created by Donald Semora, and released in 2010. This game system differs from other systems as it hyper focuses on simplicity, and allowing the player to spend as much time during game time Role Playing. The game uses a unique system for its base core game mechanic called the Task Level System which uses a simple D20 dice roll, and one simple table to achieve all results.
The system is comprised of one Core rule book that contains botht he players and game masters content, along with two other manuals, a Critter catalog and a Alterverse Companion that are designed to enhance game play, while not being required for game play.
