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Peter Venkmen
Well for levels, there is not much information about how to gain a next level. EXP, how would you gain that. I assume the Ghostmaster explains it. You'll need to add information on how to run a game, and section specifially for the Ghostmaster.
Also, you don't use any periods in the sentences. Like this
Block: this is the chance that you will block and attack the number is usually that you will have to roll a certain
You don't use any periods, so the sentence doesn't make too much sense. You also don't tell how you can get equipment. Do you start the game with equipment, or do you have to buy it? In the orginal GB RPG, you just choose your equipment cards.
Ghost arena- the ghost arena is a dangerous place you must be experienced to go here, it is mostly a place to level up for high levels. Cost $100,000 for 10 battles, deduct cost if person does not stay for all 10.basicly the Gm will roll the d20 ( to see how many ghost there will be) then a d6 whatever it land on the GM chooses any ghostÂs of that class that he would like you to battle (must be amount rolled) then you battle , GOOD LUCK! (No lower than class 6 ghost )
What's the point of this? It doesn't really tell what's it purpose for in the game is.
Oh, the character stats in the website is gone BTW. But a question brings up in the stats to, for example;
Peter: smart d6 Â1, Strength d10, Block d12 +2, Hp: roll d20 +1 to decide base Hp
d6 -1. I think you have to roll a six sided dice, but -1 whats that mean? BTW, I've typed up a few things for the first edtion Ghostbusters role-playing game. You can that as reference on how to write up the rules. Cause so far, it's kind of limited. If you can create your own character, that'd be good to.
It's also doesn't explain anything about how you “Do things” with the stats. Plus there is a rather big problem with the block system. Some of the blocks say you have to roll a 14, but the dice you have assigned to the characters doesn't go more than 12. Plus, the damaging going off to antoher player is kind of stupid.
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18 years, 4 months ago
Peter Venkmen
Well for levels, there is not much information about how to gain a next level. EXP, how would you gain that. I assume the Ghostmaster explains it. You'll need to add information on how to run a game, and section specifially for the Ghostmaster. ill work on this
Also, you don't use any periods in the sentences. Like this
Block: this is the chance that you will block and attack the number is usually that you will have to roll a certain i wrote this awhile again, back when i would type with NO puncuation lol
You don't use any periods, so the sentence doesn't make too much sense. You also don't tell how you can get equipment. Do you start the game with equipment, or do you have to buy it? In the orginal GB RPG, you just choose your equipment cards. ill work on specifying things, i originally wrote this just for me, i never intended for others to play so i didnt see a point in specifying much.
Ghost arena- the ghost arena is a dangerous place you must be experienced to go here, it is mostly a place to level up for high levels. Cost $100,000 for 10 battles, deduct cost if person does not stay for all 10.basicly the Gm will roll the d20 ( to see how many ghost there will be) then a d6 whatever it land on the GM chooses any ghostÂs of that class that he would like you to battle (must be amount rolled) then you battle , GOOD LUCK! (No lower than class 6 ghost )
What's the point of this? It doesn't really tell what's it purpose for in the game is. allows you to level up without starting missions.
Oh, the character stats in the website is gone BTW. But a question brings up in the stats to, for example; Moved that to the ghostmaster part since only the GM should see the characters stats before they choose.
Peter: smart d6 Â1, Strength d10, Block d12 +2, Hp: roll d20 +1 to decide base Hp
d6 -1. I think you have to roll a six sided dice, but -1 whats that mean? BTW, I've typed up a few things for the first edtion Ghostbusters role-playing game. You can that as reference on how to write up the rules. Cause so far, it's kind of limited. If you can create your own character, that'd be good to. d6 minus 1 means that when u choose that character u roll d6, say u land on 5 you take away 1, now your base stregth is 4 see?
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