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	'''~~THE GRAND DAD EMPIRE~~''' ~~ARE~~ a ~~prolific VINESAUCE-centric MEME group based in BEDROCK CITY~~. ~~Their largest periods~~ of ~~activity seemed to be around~~ the ~~time SILVAGUNNER was terminated, when they were hosting several unofficial VINESAUCE gaming events (which they assure you repeatedly~~ are ''~~not~~'' ~~official Tournaments~~ and ~~are~~ in ~~no way affiliated with JOEL)~~.		{{stub}}
			'''All the Little Things''' is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of this lil d6 roller is that the players are a ''"Thing"'', an object that has been animated by human emotion in some way, gaining the personality and traits that humans usually attribute to it. More often than not, "adventures" will consist in the players trying to solve minor problems that inconvenience their humans, such as driving off a rat, finding lost keys, bringing dirty clothes to the laundry or clearing infestations of dust bunnies. [[What\|Sentient dust bunnies]]. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].

	~~They operated out of~~ the ~~SilvaGunner YouTube channel until it was terminated in 2014, after which they appear~~ to ~~have transitioned briefly to GiivaSunner in September~~ of ~~2016 before returning to SilvaGunner in June of 2018~~.		==How It Works==
			The game is, at its core, a d6 roller. You won't need anything more than some d6s, ideally as many as the players. Actions are usually resolved through Density (strength) and Flexibility (dexterity) checks. The basic system is this: the player rolls a d6 and adds their relevant score to the result with the goal of rolling over the target.

	== ~~CHANNELS~~ ==		===The Things===
	~~The original forums appeared~~ to ~~function as four services~~: ~~preparation~~ and ~~communication in service~~ of ~~coming events~~, ~~discussion about new HIGH-QUALITY RIPS~~, ~~MEME showcase, and general VINESAUCE or unrelated discussion~~.		Any object can be animated and become a Thing, even if the manual dearly suggests using toys. Things are made of components, or parts, with each component having its own separate characteristics. These are:
			* '''Hit Points''' : Pretty self explanatory. If a component's hitpoints drop to zero, it's broken and unusable until repaired.
			* '''Damage Immunity''' : Types of damage this part is immune to, and can thusly ignore.
			* '''Damage Vulnerability''' : Types of damage this part is vulnerable to. When receiving damage from this type of attack, the part takes damage without taking into account the Durability value.
			* '''Durability''' : Physical resistance of the part. When this part takes damage, you subtract its durability value from the damage.

	~~== EVENTS ==~~		Each component also has a Density and Flexibility score:
	~~The VINESAUCE MEME events that The GRAND DAD EMPIRE held were known for being diverse~~ and ~~involved~~, ~~due in large part~~ to ~~their incredibly strong YTP scene~~. ~~These events would involve VINESAUCE-branded fan-made HIGH-QUALITY RIPS for SONGS that wouldn~~'~~t exist for nearly~~ a ~~decade~~, and ~~some that still don't! They also hosted some~~ of the ~~first KING FOR ANOTHER DAY tournaments, with fan HIGH-QUALITY RIPS~~.		* '''Density''' : Represents the sheer [[Neckbeards\|weight]] and heft of an object, and by extension the amount of force it is capable of applying to other objects. It also influences the amount of fall damage an object takes.
			* '''Flexibility''' : Self explanatory. Represents the ability of an object to bend and move, and influences directly the move speed and the ability of a Thing to both solve complex tasks, such as using tools, or move on difficult terrain.
			Density and Flexibility are not tracked singularly: the sum of the density and flexibility of all the parts represent the Density or Flexibility score of a Thing.

	~~In later years, an event known as GRAND FEST was hosting PREMIERES for GRAND DAD Fantasy, KING FOR ANOTHER DAY, GRANDmachine, HE THICC 69, and MEME Wars, as of 2019.~~		===Combat===
			During combat each player has one action, which can be used however they like. Once all players have made their decision and the GM has chosen an action for each NPC, the actions are resolved in a random order. The official method to do this is by making all players write their actions on a piece of paper and then putting all the pieces of paper in a box or a hat, and then drawing out the actions one by one. Things can also choose to forfeit their previous action to dodge an attack. Since having a single action every turn means that Things can only dodge one attack, combat leans heavily in favour of groups. It's totally possible for a group to [[Rape\|surround and destroy]] a single target.
	== ~~HIGH-QUALITY RIPS and MEMES~~ ==		[[Category:Roleplaying]]
	~~Some HIGH-QUALITY RIPS appear to~~ have ~~seen releases or updates~~ in ~~5th and 6th edition~~. ~~Note that~~ The ~~GRAND DAD EMPIRE seem~~ to ~~have been most active between 2012~~ and ~~2019~~.

	* GRAND DAD 2: SPASTIC BOOGALOO
	* GRAND DAD 3: THE GAUNTLET OF ASS (FEATURING SMOL NOZOMI, ~~TITO DICKMAN, SPONGE, HE THICC, and SANS UNDERTALE)~~
	* GRAND DAD 4: GRAND DAD IS GOD
	* GRAND DAD 5: DEATH TO 1D4CHAN

	~~GRAND DAD IS LOVE~~
	~~GRAND DAD IS LIFE~~
	~~GRAND DAD WILL CONQUER THIS WIKI~~
	~~FOR MEMES~~
	~~FOR VINESAUCE~~
	~~AND FOR~~
	~~SILVAGUNNER~~

	[[~~Category: Meme]][[Category: GRAND DAD~~]][[Category: ~~GRAND DAD Fantasy~~]]

1d4chan>GIRUNDE at 02:06, 8 February 2020

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	~~{{stub}}~~		'''THE GRAND DAD EMPIRE''' ARE a prolific VINESAUCE-centric MEME group based in BEDROCK CITY. Their largest periods of activity seemed to be around the time SILVAGUNNER was terminated, when they were hosting several unofficial VINESAUCE gaming events (which they assure you repeatedly are ''not'' official Tournaments and are in no way affiliated with JOEL).
	'''~~All the Little Things~~''' is a ~~tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams~~. ~~The premise~~ of ~~this lil d6 roller is that~~ the ~~players~~ are a ''~~"Thing"~~''~~, an object that has been animated by human emotion~~ in ~~some~~ way, gaining the personality and traits that humans usually attribute to it. More often than not, "adventures" will consist in the players trying to solve minor problems that inconvenience their humans, such as driving off a rat, finding lost keys, bringing dirty clothes to the laundry or clearing infestations of dust bunnies. [[What\|Sentient dust bunnies]]. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].

	~~==How It Works==~~		They operated out of the SilvaGunner YouTube channel until it was terminated in 2014, after which they appear to have transitioned briefly to GiivaSunner in September of 2016 before returning to SilvaGunner in June of 2018.
	~~The game is~~, at its core, a d6 roller. You won't need anything more than some d6s, ideally as many as the players. Actions are usually resolved through Density (strength) and Flexibility (dexterity) checks. The basic system is this: the player rolls a d6 and adds their relevant score to ~~the result with the goal~~ of ~~rolling over the target~~.

	==~~=The Things=~~==		== CHANNELS ==
	~~Any object can be animated~~ and ~~become a Thing, even if the manual dearly suggests using toys. Things are made~~ of ~~components~~, ~~or parts~~, ~~with each component having its own separate characteristics. These are:~~		The original forums appeared to function as four services: preparation and communication in service of coming events, discussion about new HIGH-QUALITY RIPS, MEME showcase, and general VINESAUCE or unrelated discussion.
	* '''Hit Points''' : Pretty self explanatory. If a component's hitpoints drop to zero, ~~it's broken~~ and ~~unusable until repaired.~~
	* '''Damage Immunity''' : Types of damage this part is immune to, and can thusly ignore.
	* '''Damage Vulnerability''' : Types of damage this part is vulnerable to. When receiving damage from this type of attack, the part takes damage without taking into account the Durability value.
	* '''Durability''' : Physical resistance of the part. When this part takes damage, you subtract its durability value from the damage.

	~~Each component also has a Density and Flexibility score:~~		== EVENTS ==
	* '''Density''' : Represents the sheer [[Neckbeards\|weight]] and ~~heft of an object~~, ~~and by extension the amount of force it is capable of applying~~ to ~~other objects. It also influences the amount of fall damage an object takes~~.		The VINESAUCE MEME events that The GRAND DAD EMPIRE held were known for being diverse and involved, due in large part to their incredibly strong YTP scene. These events would involve VINESAUCE-branded fan-made HIGH-QUALITY RIPS for SONGS that wouldn't exist for nearly a decade, and some that still don't! They also hosted some of the first KING FOR ANOTHER DAY tournaments, with fan HIGH-QUALITY RIPS.
	* '''Flexibility''' ~~: Self explanatory. Represents the ability of an object to bend and move, and influences directly the move speed and the ability of~~ a ~~Thing to both solve complex tasks~~, ~~such as using tools, or move on difficult terrain.~~
	~~Density~~ and ~~Flexibility are not tracked singularly: the sum~~ of the ~~density and flexibility of all the parts represent the Density or Flexibility score of a Thing~~.

	==~~=Combat=~~==		In later years, an event known as GRAND FEST was hosting PREMIERES for GRAND DAD Fantasy, KING FOR ANOTHER DAY, GRANDmachine, HE THICC 69, and MEME Wars, as of 2019.
	~~During combat each player has one action, which can be used however they like. Once all players~~ have ~~made their decision~~ and ~~the GM has chosen an action for each NPC, the actions are resolved in a random order~~. The ~~official method~~ to ~~do this is by making all players write their actions on a piece of paper~~ and ~~then putting all the pieces of paper in a box or a hat~~, and then drawing out the actions one by one. Things can also choose to forfeit their previous action to dodge an attack. Since having a single action every turn means that Things can only dodge one attack, combat leans heavily in favour of groups. It's totally possible for a group to [[~~Rape\|surround and destroy~~]] ~~a single target.~~
	[[Category:~~Roleplaying~~]]		== HIGH-QUALITY RIPS and MEMES ==
			Some HIGH-QUALITY RIPS appear to have seen releases or updates in 5th and 6th edition. Note that The GRAND DAD EMPIRE seem to have been most active between 2012 and 2019.

			* GRAND DAD 2: SPASTIC BOOGALOO
			* GRAND DAD 3: THE GAUNTLET OF ASS (FEATURING SMOL NOZOMI, TITO DICKMAN, SPONGE, HE THICC, and SANS UNDERTALE)
			* GRAND DAD 4: GRAND DAD IS GOD
			* GRAND DAD 5: DEATH TO 1D4CHAN

			GRAND DAD IS LOVE
			GRAND DAD IS LIFE
			GRAND DAD WILL CONQUER THIS WIKI
			FOR MEMES
			FOR VINESAUCE
			AND FOR
			SILVAGUNNER

			[[Category: Meme]][[Category: GRAND DAD]][[Category: GRAND DAD Fantasy]]

1d4chan>ThatOneBruvva at 21:59, 2 October 2019

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	'''~~[[1d4Chan\|~~All the Little Things]]''' is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of this lil d6 roller is that the players are a ''"Thing"'', an object that has been animated by human emotion in some way, gaining the personality and traits that humans usually attribute to it. More often than not, "adventures" will consist in the players trying to solve minor problems that inconvenience their humans, such as driving off a rat, finding lost keys, bringing dirty clothes to the laundry or clearing infestations of dust bunnies. [[What\|Sentient dust bunnies]]. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].		'''All the Little Things''' is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of this lil d6 roller is that the players are a ''"Thing"'', an object that has been animated by human emotion in some way, gaining the personality and traits that humans usually attribute to it. More often than not, "adventures" will consist in the players trying to solve minor problems that inconvenience their humans, such as driving off a rat, finding lost keys, bringing dirty clothes to the laundry or clearing infestations of dust bunnies. [[What\|Sentient dust bunnies]]. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].

	==How It Works==		==How It Works==
	The game is, at its core, a d6 roller. You won't need anything more than some d6s, ideally as many as the players. Actions are usually resolved through Density (~~strenght~~) and Flexibility (dexterity) checks. ~~Considering the [[https~~:~~//1d4chan.org/wiki/Main_Page\|wiki]] you're browsing right now, you should probably know how a skill check works. In case you don't,~~ the player rolls a d6 and adds their relevant score to the result.		The game is, at its core, a d6 roller. You won't need anything more than some d6s, ideally as many as the players. Actions are usually resolved through Density (strength) and Flexibility (dexterity) checks. The basic system is this: the player rolls a d6 and adds their relevant score to the result with the goal of rolling over the target.

	===The Things===		===The Things===
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	Each component also has a Density and Flexibility score:		Each component also has a Density and Flexibility score:
	* '''Density''' : Represents the sheer [[~~https://1d4chan.org/wiki/~~Neckbeards\|weight]] and heft of an object, and by ~~extention~~ the amount of force it is capable of applying to other objects. It also influences the amount of fall damage an object takes.		* '''Density''' : Represents the sheer [[Neckbeards\|weight]] and heft of an object, and by extension the amount of force it is capable of applying to other objects. It also influences the amount of fall damage an object takes.
	* '''Flexibility''' : Self explanatory. Represents the ability of an object to bend and move, and influences directly the move speed and the ability of a Thing to both solve complex tasks, such as using tools, or move on difficult terrain.		* '''Flexibility''' : Self explanatory. Represents the ability of an object to bend and move, and influences directly the move speed and the ability of a Thing to both solve complex tasks, such as using tools, or move on difficult terrain.
	Density and Flexibility are not tracked singularly: the sum of the density and flexibility of all the parts represent the Density or Flexibility score of a Thing.		Density and Flexibility are not tracked singularly: the sum of the density and flexibility of all the parts represent the Density or Flexibility score of a Thing.

1d4chan>Bisteak at 19:40, 2 October 2019

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	'''[[1d4Chan\|All the Little Things]''' is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of this lil d6 roller is that the players are a ''"Thing"'', an object that has been animated by human emotion in some way, gaining the personality and traits that humans usually attribute to it. More often than not, "adventures" will consist in the players trying to solve minor problems that inconvenience their humans, such as driving off a rat, finding lost keys, bringing dirty clothes to the laundry or clearing infestations of dust bunnies. [[What\|Sentient dust bunnies]. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].		'''[[1d4Chan\|All the Little Things]]''' is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of this lil d6 roller is that the players are a ''"Thing"'', an object that has been animated by human emotion in some way, gaining the personality and traits that humans usually attribute to it. More often than not, "adventures" will consist in the players trying to solve minor problems that inconvenience their humans, such as driving off a rat, finding lost keys, bringing dirty clothes to the laundry or clearing infestations of dust bunnies. [[What\|Sentient dust bunnies]]. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].

	==How It Works==		==How It Works==
	The game is, at its core, a d6 roller. You won't need anything more than some d6s, ideally as many as the players. Actions are usually resolved through Density (strenght) and Flexibility (dexterity) checks. Considering the [[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Main_Page\|wiki] you're browsing right now, you should probably know how a skill check works. In case you don't, the player rolls a d6 and adds their relevant score to the result.		The game is, at its core, a d6 roller. You won't need anything more than some d6s, ideally as many as the players. Actions are usually resolved through Density (strenght) and Flexibility (dexterity) checks. Considering the [[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Main_Page\|wiki]] you're browsing right now, you should probably know how a skill check works. In case you don't, the player rolls a d6 and adds their relevant score to the result.

	===The Things===		===The Things===
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	Each component also has a Density and Flexibility score:		Each component also has a Density and Flexibility score:
	* '''Density''' : Represents the sheer [[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Neckbeards\|weight] and heft of an object, and by extention the amount of force it is capable of applying to other objects. It also influences the amount of fall damage an object takes.		* '''Density''' : Represents the sheer [[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Neckbeards\|weight]] and heft of an object, and by extention the amount of force it is capable of applying to other objects. It also influences the amount of fall damage an object takes.
	* '''Flexibility''' : Self explanatory. Represents the ability of an object to bend and move, and influences directly the move speed and the ability of a Thing to both solve complex tasks, such as using tools, or move on difficult terrain.		* '''Flexibility''' : Self explanatory. Represents the ability of an object to bend and move, and influences directly the move speed and the ability of a Thing to both solve complex tasks, such as using tools, or move on difficult terrain.
	Density and Flexibility are not tracked singularly: the sum of the density and flexibility of all the parts represent the Density or Flexibility score of a Thing.		Density and Flexibility are not tracked singularly: the sum of the density and flexibility of all the parts represent the Density or Flexibility score of a Thing.

	===Combat===		===Combat===
	During combat each player has one action, which can be used however they like. Once all players have made their decision and the GM has chosen an action for each NPC, the actions are resolved in a random order. The official method to do this is by making all players write their actions on a piece of paper and then putting all the pieces of paper in a box or a hat, and then drawing out the actions one by one. Things can also choose to forfeit their previous action to dodge an attack. Since having a single action every turn means that Things can only dodge one attack, combat leans heavily in favour of groups. It's totally possible for a group to [[Rape\|surround and destroy] a single target.		During combat each player has one action, which can be used however they like. Once all players have made their decision and the GM has chosen an action for each NPC, the actions are resolved in a random order. The official method to do this is by making all players write their actions on a piece of paper and then putting all the pieces of paper in a box or a hat, and then drawing out the actions one by one. Things can also choose to forfeit their previous action to dodge an attack. Since having a single action every turn means that Things can only dodge one attack, combat leans heavily in favour of groups. It's totally possible for a group to [[Rape\|surround and destroy]] a single target.
	[[Category:Roleplaying]]		[[Category:Roleplaying]]

1d4chan>Bisteak at 19:39, 2 October 2019

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	'''[[~~https://1d4chan.org/wiki/~~1d4Chan]All the Little Things]''' is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of this lil d6 roller is that the players are a ''"Thing"'', an object that has been animated by human emotion in some way, gaining the personality and traits that humans usually attribute to it. More often than not, "adventures" will consist in the players trying to solve minor problems that inconvenience their humans, such as driving off a rat, finding lost keys, bringing dirty clothes to the laundry or clearing infestations of dust bunnies. [[What]Sentient dust bunnies]. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].		'''[[1d4Chan\|All the Little Things]''' is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of this lil d6 roller is that the players are a ''"Thing"'', an object that has been animated by human emotion in some way, gaining the personality and traits that humans usually attribute to it. More often than not, "adventures" will consist in the players trying to solve minor problems that inconvenience their humans, such as driving off a rat, finding lost keys, bringing dirty clothes to the laundry or clearing infestations of dust bunnies. [[What\|Sentient dust bunnies]. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].

	==How It Works==		==How It Works==
	The game is, at its core, a d6 roller. You won't need anything more than some d6s, ideally as many as the players. Actions are usually resolved through Density (strenght) and Flexibility (dexterity) checks. Considering the [[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Main_Page]wiki] you're browsing right now, you should probably know how a skill check works. In case you don't, the player rolls a d6 and adds their relevant score to the result.		The game is, at its core, a d6 roller. You won't need anything more than some d6s, ideally as many as the players. Actions are usually resolved through Density (strenght) and Flexibility (dexterity) checks. Considering the [[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Main_Page\|wiki] you're browsing right now, you should probably know how a skill check works. In case you don't, the player rolls a d6 and adds their relevant score to the result.

	===The Things===		===The Things===
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	Each component also has a Density and Flexibility score:		Each component also has a Density and Flexibility score:
	* '''Density''' : Represents the sheer [[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Neckbeards]weight] and heft of an object, and by extention the amount of force it is capable of applying to other objects. It also influences the amount of fall damage an object takes.		* '''Density''' : Represents the sheer [[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Neckbeards\|weight] and heft of an object, and by extention the amount of force it is capable of applying to other objects. It also influences the amount of fall damage an object takes.
	] '''Flexibility''' : Self explanatory. Represents the ability of an object to bend and move, and influences directly the move speed and the ability of a Thing to both solve complex tasks, such as using tools, or move on difficult terrain.		* '''Flexibility''' : Self explanatory. Represents the ability of an object to bend and move, and influences directly the move speed and the ability of a Thing to both solve complex tasks, such as using tools, or move on difficult terrain.
	Density and Flexibility are not tracked singularly: the sum of the density and flexibility of all the parts represent the Density or Flexibility score of a Thing.		Density and Flexibility are not tracked singularly: the sum of the density and flexibility of all the parts represent the Density or Flexibility score of a Thing.

	===Combat===		===Combat===
	During combat each player has one action, which can be used however they like. Once all players have made their decision and the GM has chosen an action for each NPC, the actions are resolved in a random order. The official method to do this is by making all players write their actions on a piece of paper and then putting all the pieces of paper in a box or a hat, and then drawing out the actions one by one. Things can also choose to forfeit their previous action to dodge an attack. Since having a single action every turn means that Things can only dodge one attack, combat leans heavily in favour of groups. It's totally possible for a group to [[Rape]surround and destroy] a single target.		During combat each player has one action, which can be used however they like. Once all players have made their decision and the GM has chosen an action for each NPC, the actions are resolved in a random order. The official method to do this is by making all players write their actions on a piece of paper and then putting all the pieces of paper in a box or a hat, and then drawing out the actions one by one. Things can also choose to forfeit their previous action to dodge an attack. Since having a single action every turn means that Things can only dodge one attack, combat leans heavily in favour of groups. It's totally possible for a group to [[Rape\|surround and destroy] a single target.
	[[Category:Roleplaying]]		[[Category:Roleplaying]]

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-'''All the Little Things''' is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of this lil d6 roller is that you are a ''"Thing"'' that has been animated by human emotion in some way, the main adversaries you'll face being "Things" animated by negative human emotions. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].
+'''[[https://1d4chan.org/wiki/1d4Chan]All the Little Things]''' is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of this lil d6 roller is that the players are a ''"Thing"'', an object that has been animated by human emotion in some way, gaining the personality and traits that humans usually attribute to it. More often than not, "adventures" will consist in the players trying to solve minor problems that inconvenience their humans, such as driving off a rat, finding lost keys, bringing dirty clothes to the laundry or clearing infestations of dust bunnies. [[What]Sentient dust bunnies]. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].
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1d4chan>Pseftis at 15:25, 26 February 2019

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	All the Little Things is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of ~~the game~~ is that you are a "Thing" that has been animated by human emotion. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].		'''All the Little Things''' is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of this lil d6 roller is that you are a ''"Thing"'' that has been animated by human emotion in some way, the main adversaries you'll face being "Things" animated by negative human emotions. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].

	[[Category:Roleplaying]]		[[Category:Roleplaying]]

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 17:25, 8 October 2018

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			All the Little Things is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of the game is that you are a "Thing" that has been animated by human emotion. [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf The game handbook can be downloaded here].

	~~== All the Little Things ==~~		[[Category:Roleplaying]]

	~~All the Little Things is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of the game is that you are a "Thing" that has been animated by human emotion.~~

	~~== Premise ==~~
	~~Human beings bring things to life.~~
	~~This does not happen to all things, of course, but any item that is continually used by~~
	~~humans for any purpose has the capability of becoming imbued with their hopes, fears, faults~~
	~~and personality traits. Generally, this happens primarily to items that human beings~~
	~~anthropomorphize for whatever reason. Thus, it is usually~~
	~~toys~~
	~~that come to life, but this is by~~
	~~no means exclusively the case – humans have been known to confer life upon staple~~
	~~removers, empty bottles, pebbles, and even automobiles. Usually, as these items look~~
	~~interesting and are useful, the personalities that are put into them are similarly benign.~~
	~~It should be noted that the terms “Things” and “Items” are intentionally vague. Human~~
	~~beings can also breathe life into dust bunnies, trash heaps, broken glass, and even gusts of~~
	~~wind. These Things tend to be rather less friendly.~~
	~~Players are placed in the role of animated Things – primarily toys, but gadgets or~~
	~~trinkets of any sort are playable. They will have to deal with a very dangerous world that is~~
	~~constructed at a human scale, and is filled with hostile Things that are imbued with negative~~
	~~personality traits.~~
	~~For a Thing, merely being alive is often inconvenient.~~

	~~-From the game handbook~~


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	~~Game handbook~~ [~~http~~:~~//tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf~~]

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== All the Little Things ==

All the Little Things is a tabletop RPG created by Mason “Tailsteak” Williams. The premise of the game is that you are a "Thing" that has been animated by human emotion.

== Premise ==
Human beings bring things to life.
This does not happen to all things, of course, but any item that is continually used by
humans for any purpose has the capability of becoming imbued with their hopes, fears, faults
and personality traits. Generally, this happens primarily to items that human beings
anthropomorphize for whatever reason. Thus, it is usually
toys
that come to life, but this is by
no means exclusively the case – humans have been known to confer life upon staple
removers, empty bottles, pebbles, and even automobiles. Usually, as these items look
interesting and are useful, the personalities that are put into them are similarly benign.
It should be noted that the terms “Things” and “Items” are intentionally vague. Human
beings can also breathe life into dust bunnies, trash heaps, broken glass, and even gusts of
wind. These Things tend to be rather less friendly.
Players are placed in the role of animated Things – primarily toys, but gadgets or
trinkets of any sort are playable. They will have to deal with a very dangerous world that is
constructed at a human scale, and is filled with hostile Things that are imbued with negative
personality traits.
For a Thing, merely being alive is often inconvenient.

-From the game handbook

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Game handbook [http://tailsteak.com/000473/All%20the%20Little%20Things.pdf]