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Physical; being Size, Quickness, and Build Mental; being Knowledge, Learning, and Adaptability Meta; being Magic, Soul and Luck Feel there are some others

My thoughts: have the players do the work for you and tell you how they got together, it can make for some fun (if farfetched) plot hooks. Players do not have to be part of the rebellion they just have to work with them. The Empire basically forces people to go against them.

Any Warhammer or Zweihander has the potential for characters to be bad. Well, you are 'not' all that good, but survival is like that. It is easier to do bad things and play races like Skaven.

I am of the mind that a 'campaign' can happen in a number of different settings. A campaign is a set of adventures that form a story that takes place in a setting, which is the backdrop to the story.

7 ate 9 :rolleyes: :)

Music is a lawful harmony from which chaos is created. Music follows rules, has a mathematical flow and form that creates passion and chaos in people who try and understand it and recreate it in dance or song but lack something.

Mmmmmm, I think history and the construction of stone buildings show, that stoneworkers were far from imprecision. :)

It is all about the gods. You have to remove them and replace them or at least change the dogma of the religion and that would change the culture. I keep things in and let the players play in a "realistic" setting. Soapbox; define good, evil, neutral for the setting. Once had a barbarian...

Trying using the boy scout oath for a paladin. Been trying to find a post by @Piratecat that was very well done, that would add a good bit to this thread but have not yet.

That is a problem of role-playing games, people put real world beliefs and thoughts into them.

Ugliness and attractiveness are how a society views of actions in the society! It is what a society rewards or punishes someone for. That is why it is important to define and state what good and evil are in your games, these are based around the gods used in the game. Cultural taboos will be...

Think this needs a bit more discussion and thoughts. Game thoughts. Always define what EVIL & GOOD is. This builds cultural taboos. Lawful is the following of Country, State, Church, Guild, or personal rules or oath or guidelines. It is the players choice to the importance of each in the...

I would put it as Skill, or such based off a characters Wisdom. There is a degree of failure or success with it and as such characters would roll to see how they are impacted. I guess alignment can provide modifiers to rolls.

It should always be a fear to the players that 'destroying' a powerful magical artifact or occult items will be more destructive, than the use of it. You make be better off building a way to defuse the device. Now, a storage place is good but don't store more than one device there, you don't...

Older version of Klingons come to mind, a warrior/slave race for another race. The builders disappeared and all the Klingons were left with were the templates. They did not create anything new, just keep building the same designs. The race did not improve or level up, staying at a period of...

Go the Warhammer route (also used in Karl Edward Wagner's Bloodstone book), Frogs or an amphibian race. They go from a Magic-tech to primitives. Dinos are fine but don't forget the mega-fauna! Just remember to make the magic different, they used crystals for power and spells. Or runes...

Zweihander Paranoia Ghostbusters Pathfinder 2.0 Star Wars

Been surprised someone has not said...IT SUCKS! LOL

Another option is to make your game lethal! If players fear death, they may fear combat. Then again, they may not like the game either.

You have to work on rewards for outcomes, most games are setup giving a reward for slaying. IF, you create a reward system based on outcome the player focus would possibly shift to non-violent means. This can be done by defining the outcome, the players know that they are not going to get a...