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1d4chan>Applejack: /* Examples */ Linked games and added Baron Munchausen.

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Examples: Linked games and added Baron Munchausen.

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	== Examples ==		== Examples ==
	* Normality (which is supremely fucked up)		* [[Normality]] (which is supremely fucked up)
	* That fucking Arabian Nights one		* That fucking Arabian Nights one
	* [[Amber Diceless RPG]] is the textbook example used in articles and reviews. It uses pre-set ratings, determined at the start of the game with an open bidding auction between players.		* [[Amber Diceless RPG]] is the textbook example used in articles and reviews. It uses pre-set ratings, determined at the start of the game with an open bidding auction between players.
	* Active Exploits uses the points spend method.		* Active Exploits uses the points spend method.
	* M.S.G. uses bidding pools, and players can set up circumstances to win temporary points for bidding.		* M.S.G. uses bidding pools, and players can set up circumstances to win temporary points for bidding.
	* Nobilis, which lets you do just about anything, but you have to deal with the consequences.		* [[Nobilis]], which lets you do just about anything, but you have to deal with the consequences.
			* [[The Extraordinary Adventures of Baron Munchausen]], pure tall tale storytelling. With drinking.

	[[category: systems]]		[[category: systems]]

1d4chan>Bongo at 12:59, 17 April 2011

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	* M.S.G. uses bidding pools, and players can set up circumstances to win temporary points for bidding.		* M.S.G. uses bidding pools, and players can set up circumstances to win temporary points for bidding.
	* Nobilis, which lets you do just about anything, but you have to deal with the consequences.		* Nobilis, which lets you do just about anything, but you have to deal with the consequences.

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	* Active Exploits uses the points spend method.		* Active Exploits uses the points spend method.
	* M.S.G. uses bidding pools, and players can set up circumstances to win temporary points for bidding.		* M.S.G. uses bidding pools, and players can set up circumstances to win temporary points for bidding.
			* Nobilis, which lets you do just about anything, but you have to deal with the consequences.

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	== Examples ==		== Examples ==
	* Normality (which is supremely fucked up)		* Normality (which is supremely fucked up)
	* ~~that~~ fucking Arabian Nights one		* That fucking Arabian Nights one
	* [[Amber Diceless RPG]] is the textbook example used in articles and reviews. It uses pre-set ratings, determined at the start of the game with an open bidding auction between players.		* [[Amber Diceless RPG]] is the textbook example used in articles and reviews. It uses pre-set ratings, determined at the start of the game with an open bidding auction between players.
	* Active Exploits uses the points spend method.		* Active Exploits uses the points spend method.
	* M.S.G. uses bidding pools, and players can set up circumstances to win temporary points for bidding.		* M.S.G. uses bidding pools, and players can set up circumstances to win temporary points for bidding.

1d4chan>NotBrandX at 14:29, 21 December 2009

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-Does exactly what it says on the tin. Diceless RPGs generally focus on storytelling, character interaction and genuine [[Roleplaying]]. Good [[Fluff]] is essential.
+Does exactly what it says on the tin.  Conflict resolution is done without rolling little plastic knucklebones.  Some games claim to be diceless but use some other random mechanical device, like tarot cards or rock-paper-scissors, but they aren't fooling anyone.
-Examples of Diceless RPGs are Normality (which is supremely fucked up) or that fucking Arabian Nights one.
+Diceless RPGs generally focus on storytelling, character interaction and genuine [[Roleplaying]]. Good [[Fluff]] is essential.
-[[Category: Stubs]]
+== Methods ==

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Does exactly what it says on the tin. Diceless RPGs generally focus on storytelling, character interaction and genuine [[Roleplaying]]. Good [[Fluff]] is essential.

Examples of Diceless RPGs are Normality (which is supremely fucked up) or that fucking Arabian Nights one.

[[Category: Stubs]]