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It depends, I suppose, on the sort of game you are playing and the GM. Certainly, you could all play witchers with different focuses, but having a craftsman in the party will be useful when you need a specific kind of weapon to deal with a monster and having a doctor in the party will help when...

This isn't the only book planned for the line, I promise.

The system is a modified form of the Fuzion system. You can find a basic version of those rules as a free download at the R. Talsorian website. While they have been heavily adapted for Witcher, the download will give you some idea of it.

I think that's possible but there's a variety of options involving both races and professions according to the development blogs.

A link to a list of most of the design diaries, in case people don't want to sort through the R. Talsorian blog: http://witcher.wikia.com/wiki/The_Witcher_Role-Playing_Game

Classes/roles are listed as: bard, craftsman, criminal, doctor, mage, mercenary, merchant, priest, and witcher. Its set up with skill trees. Looking at past Cyberpunk, this means you might have some characters who should hang towards the back in a fight, but who will shine in other places...

I believe R. Talsorian drew on both Pan Sapkowski's books/short stories and CD Projekt Red's video games to make the RPG, and will likely credit both in the rulebook itself.

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