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Continuing... Scene 2 Without wasting time, PC draws a flashbang grenade, and, reading her shotgun from her back, throws the grenade through the window, waits half a second for it to explode, and tries to swiftly enter through the same window. Now, since she is close to the window, and she...

Scene 1 PC climbs the wall (I didn't find anything on Climbing in EABA, so lets extrapolate from Shadowrun - needing 3 successes is like a challenging test, so lets test PC Climb skill versus Difficulty, or 9). she don't have the Climbing skill (mostly because when I did the scenes I didn't...

Nice to know! I never actually took a look at the gaming tables! Maybe I find something for me this time! EABA Now, on to EABA. First, EABA is an acronym for "End All, Be All" a pompous name for a RPG that, for me, seems just like "GURPS, but better" - it is simulationist, but not at the level...

Yeah, but my english is not that good. I can hear, write and understand sjut right, but I have to speak a little to slow to be able to participate on an online game in english, so I guess that I'm out for it. But I'm ok with it, actually. Would anyone here try to "translate" these scenes in this...

Starcraft, using something like the old Star Wars d20 Saga system, but with some warts removed.

I've read some PbTA games, but it don't seems like my type of game, I can't wrap my head around the way the GM should be... GMing it, and, as the forever GM in my group (except for D&D), probably I will never play one of those as a player to actually experience it.

Well, many RPGs have rules for when you don't need, or even shouldn't be rolling for minor things. Free League's Alien RPG explicity tells us to only roll when there is something in stake, not for minor things that we take for almost granted. EABA has two neat rules for this - it uses a pool of...

Sorry for the delay, guys, and, finally, the last scene: Scene 4 PC starts driving the truck, intending on dodging/driving around the APC and getting the vehicle far away so as to evade any pursuiters. As there are still 3 soldiers right on her path, she will try to run them over... First...

Scene 3 Now that the naughty word hit the fan, she knows that the entire base is on alert, and, as she quickly navigate through empty storage rooms, the Sniper tells the group that some soldiers are loading the prisoner on the back of the truck. At the same time, sounds of intense fire fight can be...

GMMichael, thanks yet again! This system you're showing us seems interesting, almost like a more simulationist version of Fate. Care to share its website? Also, about Shadowrun, yes, you roll a truckload of dice everytime, multiple times per combat turn, which is what is beginning to get on my...

Now, continuing with Shadowrun. Start of scene 2 Without wasting time, PC draws a flashbang grenade, and, reading her shotgun from her back, throws the grenade through the window, waits half a second for it to explode, and swiftly enters through the same window. Now, when playing, I did it...

Hey, thanks GMMichaels! I don't know Modos, it seems light! It is powered by FATE? Nice build of PC!

There are some rules that, while not that revolutionary, do put a smile on me: 1 - In Conan 2d20, how you can sacrifice a piece of your armor to ignore one wound. Very thematic. 2 - How complications work in Mutants and Masterminds. They are disadvantageous characteristics of your character...

So, lets begin Scene 1 PC tries to climb atop the wall. When playing I allowed her to automatically climb and cut the wiring, but now, seeing the corebook again I can see that there is, indeed, the need for a roll. More precisely, she needs to roll her Agility+Climbing, and she needs 3...

Shadowrun Now, for the system, Shadowrun is, in theory, really simple: you build a pool of d6, generally adding an Attribute, which varies from 1 to 6 for humans, to a Skill, varying from 1 to 6 for starting characters, but it can be as high as 12, add positive modifiers as extra dice (gear...