Alright, I should have posted this earlier, or hinted about it or something, but I've not used my blog in a while. So here goes. I'm adapting the rules present in Tales of Future Past and making it a Space Western. Why? Because I love them and I wanted one... Continue reading

Alright, so I won a Blog-Type Awardy thing. I'm very new to this blog thing, and I had planned on just using it for my game, anyway, but it seems I have no choice. So, on with the motley! 1. Thank and link back to the person who gave you... Continue reading

Skills, as I've written them, do not work. It's actually really hard to narrow down a skill you want to 3 points. And I find myself of the GM just trying to hinder my characters. So I'm creating a real list of skills, and that should hopefully get my mind... Continue reading

OK, the changes weren't that major. Now magic points and equipment only affects your dice pool, not your target number, and dice pools in general are much bigger. Without further ado, here's combat. --- Combat works simply. Roll one die, and add your Agility. Combat then progresses from the highest... Continue reading

Magic in Tales of Future Past has 3 main rules. Magic works differently for everyone. Magic can replicate absolutely. Magic affects what exists, not what is presumed to exist. I'll describe these rules in more details, and then give a list of sample skills a character could have pertaining to... Continue reading

So in my first installment of the only series I plan to do, I wrote out a set of rules, and the process for making a character. Hopefully you didn't hate it. To assist in your character creation, and to give you and me a better understanding of the world,... Continue reading

Basic mechanics: Roll 10-sided dice (d10) equal to attribute / 2, rounded down. Target number based on skill. No training is 9 and 10, 1 point is 8+, 2 is 7+, 3 is 7+, with a reroll on 10. Each target number is 1 success. Alright, here's how it goes... Continue reading