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^^^ Great idea, what about one handed medium weapons, long swords and what not ?

Most seam pretty bland. "Throwing knives 30ft + str". for example just doest grab me.

I think the biggest obstacle to the cooperative experience is the GM wanting to control the game, by deciding what counts as the "real" stakes of the game. So I think concepts like "the plot", "the adventure", "sidequest" - all terminology which prioritises the GM's vision of the game over the...

Thanks, I tried it but could not register with for forums for whatever reason

Why ?

Cool, I'll look into that one. Thank you.

premade goals, beliefs, missions and so on ?

And the story would be random every time.

Like pregenerated quests that can turn into a story. I agree the Burning wheel is amazing.

Has there been any boardgames/tabletop rpgs that have been able to do this well ? Looping a story I mean.

Prep does't bother me, I'm looking for a different storytelling experience. Like a sandbox coop style, where the dm is just as part of story as the players are...I'm asking a lot I know :)

i picked up mouseguard.....easily one of best rpgs ever written.

what are the "fixed" skill challenge rules?

Valid question. I'm not sure that the d20 requirement helps, because d20 is perpetually plagued with "does a hit mean I'm injured," "what does 'hidden' mean," and "how do the rules handle this" questions. Agreed, I guess said D20 because I am the most familer with it. But I'm open to reading...

Something that can brige the gap of player and DM and there working together on the story. Rules are that written without a DM guide. Like if a new person read how to play the game they would also understand how to run one.

As in well written and won't have to reference a website or a friend to understand it. Some kind of D20 type is preferred. Thanks all !!!

Do you have any examples ?

how many attacks should be allowed per round before its just nonsense or a pain for running a game ?

We all know the " rolled 10 + 5 so you hit the goblins AC of 15" But is there any ideas or different ways to make it feel more natural without complicated it too much or just something different? Hope that made sense all. :) Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

I'm trying to make a death and resurrection concept that is not " well your character see ya next week with a new one " and also not " O your character died, eh pay the healer 5,000 gold and your good ". Is there a happy medium that doest kill the momentum of the game but also doest let players...