Jon Hancock
Jon Hancock  ยท  3 months ago
Looking through the various cheat sheets and rules references I've accumulated for the FATE RPG, I found this diagram explaining the relationship of different titles published for the game. Showing this to a potential player might not be the best way to convince them the rules themselves aren't complicatedโ€ฆ

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Jon Hancock
Jon Hancock  ยท  3 months ago

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Found a podcast discussion of how to play FATE, so hopefully this will help to cement the mechanics in my brain.

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Screenshot of Pocket Casts app showing the title card for the podcast "Inspiration Point". Title in large black text with a yellow exclamation mark taking the place of the second letter I. Blue background. Black and white portrait illustration of an armoured knight of some sort positioned under the yellow exclamation mark, as if they've had a sudden realisation. Text below title card: S03 E37: FATE School 1 (Guests: Robert Hanz & Tiana Hanson) Inspiration Point
Screenshot of Pocket Casts app showing the title card for the podcast "Inspiration Point". Title in large black text with a yellow exclamation mark taking the place of the second letter I. Blue background. Black and white portrait illustration of an armoured knight of some sort positioned under the yellow exclamation mark, as if they've had a sudden realisation. Text below title card: S03 E37: FATE School 1 (Guests: Robert Hanz & Tiana Hanson) Inspiration Point
Screenshot of Pocket Casts app showing the title card for the podcast "Inspiration Point". Title in large black text with a yellow exclamation mark taking the place of the second letter I. Blue background. Black and white portrait illustration of an armoured knight of some sort positioned under the yellow exclamation mark, as if they've had a sudden realisation. Text below title card: S03 E37: FATE School 1 (Guests: Robert Hanz & Tiana Hanson) Inspiration Point
Jon Hancock
Jon Hancock  ยท  4 months ago

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The equipment descriptions in the Mongoose 2300AD rulebook come just before the relevant illustrations, which leads to this accidental juxtaposition of the excavating tools illustration with the locksmithing description due to them appearing at the bottom of the page. In fairness, this quite accurately illustrates my characters' usual approach to picking a lock.

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Image taken from the Traveller 2300AD RPG by Mongoose. Picture shows a selection of hand excavating tools, including a pickaxe, hammer, spade and hatchet, above a text description which actually accompanies an illustration overleaf. Text: "Locksmith Kit - A locksmith kit contains tools for opening mechanical locks. On most worids it is illegal for an individual to possess a locksmith kit without a local license. The locksmith kit allows a Traveller to use the Mechanic skill to pick mechanical locks. All locks are rated by the difficuty of picking them and lockpicks by the bonus they add to the Mechanic check. If the locksmith kit..."
Image taken from the Traveller 2300AD RPG by Mongoose. Picture shows a selection of hand excavating tools, including a pickaxe, hammer, spade and hatchet, above a text description which actually accompanies an illustration overleaf. Text: "Locksmith Kit - A locksmith kit contains tools for opening mechanical locks. On most worids it is illegal for an individual to possess a locksmith kit without a local license. The locksmith kit allows a Traveller to use the Mechanic skill to pick mechanical locks. All locks are rated by the difficuty of picking them and lockpicks by the bonus they add to the Mechanic check. If the locksmith kit..."
Image taken from the Traveller 2300AD RPG by Mongoose. Picture shows a selection of hand excavating tools, including a pickaxe, hammer, spade and hatchet, above a text description which actually accompanies an illustration overleaf. Text: "Locksmith Kit - A locksmith kit contains tools for opening mechanical locks. On most worids it is illegal for an individual to possess a locksmith kit without a local license. The locksmith kit allows a Traveller to use the Mechanic skill to pick mechanical locks. All locks are rated by the difficuty of picking them and lockpicks by the bonus they add to the Mechanic check. If the locksmith kit..."
Ike
Ike  ยท  4 months ago

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Is there a TTRPG system and campaign already built that:

- is simple enough for 3.5 year olds
- includes dice rolling
- non violent problem solving
- fantasy setting

Would love to introduce my kiddo to TTRPGs, Role Playing, Dice Rolling, and Collaborative Story Telling but don't want conflict, violence, etc. to be an element of the problem solving.

Would prefer not to build my own systems and campaign but not sure if anything is out there with these requirements.

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