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	Guardians Of Order, also called GoO, was a Canadian company established in 1996 by Mark MacKinnon that made [[RPG]]s. Their biggest success was [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]], a roleplaying game using their Tri-Stat ruleset about anime and manga that lasted for 3 editions and a multitude of spin-offs for different types of anime action. Eventually they released the Tri-Stat dx rulebook containing the generic rules upon which all of their RPG's were based. Later on in the second edition of BESM they dropped the Tri-Stat rules in favor of the popular [[d20 System]], with later releases of licensed products using it as well.		Guardians Of Order, also called GoO, was a Canadian company established in 1996 by Mark MacKinnon that made [[RPG]]s. Their biggest success was [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]], a roleplaying game using their Tri-Stat ruleset about anime and manga that lasted for 3 editions and a multitude of spin-offs for different types of anime action. Eventually they released the Tri-Stat dx rulebook containing the generic rules upon which all of their RPG's were based. Later on in the second edition of BESM they dropped the Tri-Stat rules in favor of the popular [[d20 System]], with later releases of licensed products using it as well.

	Eventually they became popular enough to secure the rights to make official RPG's that BESM was originally based on including the Sailor Moon RPG, the Dominion Tank Police RPG, the Demon City Shinjuku RPG, the Tenchi Muyo RPG, and the El-Hazard RPG. These were standalone books which required no additional purchases and came with everything needed to play (other than dice). They were always full-color and half of the book was a summary of the series and characters.		Eventually they became popular enough to secure the rights to make official RPG's that BESM was originally based on including the [[Sailor Moon]] RPG, the [[Dominion Tank Police]] RPG, the [[Demon City Shinjuku]] RPG, the [[Tenchi Muyo RPG]], and the [[El-Hazard]] RPG. These were standalone books which required no additional purchases and came with everything needed to play (other than dice). They were always full-color and half of the book was a summary of the series and characters.

	Later, they returned to making expansions to Big Eyes, Small Mouth using licensed products including multiple [[Hellsing]] books, the Trigun RPG, multiple [[Slayers]] RPG books, and the Revolutionary Girl Utena RPG. These books were cheaper to purchase since they relied on having copies of BESM, and were called "Ultimate Fan Guides" rather than true RPG's.		Later, they returned to making expansions to Big Eyes, Small Mouth using licensed products including multiple [[Hellsing]] books, the [[Trigun]] RPG, multiple [[Slayers]] RPG books, and the [[Revolutionary Girl Utena]] RPG. These books were cheaper to purchase since they relied on having copies of BESM, and were called "Ultimate Fan Guides" rather than true RPG's.

	Other notable releases from GoO are [[Amber Diceless RPG]] based on the Chronicles of Amber book series, a game called [[Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai]] based on a movie, and [[A Song of Ice and Fire\|A Game of Thrones RPG]]. They also created a new entry in the [[Tekumél: Empire Of The Petal Throne]] series.		Other notable releases from GoO are [[Amber Diceless RPG]] based on the Chronicles of Amber book series, a game called [[Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai]] based on a movie, and [[A Song of Ice and Fire\|A Game of Thrones RPG]]. They also created a new entry in the [[Tekumél: Empire Of The Petal Throne]] series.

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	Guardians Of Order, also called GoO, was a Canadian company established in 1996 by Mark MacKinnon that made [[RPG]]s. Their biggest success was [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]], a roleplaying game using their Tri-Stat ruleset about anime and manga that lasted for 3 editions and a multitude of spin-offs for different types of anime action. Eventually they released the [[Tri-Stat dx]] rulebook containing the generic rules upon which all of their RPG's were based. Later on in the second edition of BESM they dropped the Tri-Stat rules in favor of the popular [[d20 System]], with later releases of licensed products using it as well.		Guardians Of Order, also called GoO, was a Canadian company established in 1996 by Mark MacKinnon that made [[RPG]]s. Their biggest success was [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]], a roleplaying game using their Tri-Stat ruleset about anime and manga that lasted for 3 editions and a multitude of spin-offs for different types of anime action. Eventually they released the Tri-Stat dx rulebook containing the generic rules upon which all of their RPG's were based. Later on in the second edition of BESM they dropped the Tri-Stat rules in favor of the popular [[d20 System]], with later releases of licensed products using it as well.

	Eventually they became popular enough to secure the rights to make official RPG's that BESM was originally based on including the [[Sailor Moon]] RPG, the [[Dominion Tank Police]] RPG, the [[Demon City Shinjuku]] RPG, the [[Tenchi Muyo]] RPG, and the [[El-Hazard]] RPG. These were standalone books which required no additional purchases and came with everything needed to play (other than dice). They were always full-color and half of the book was a summary of the series and characters.		Eventually they became popular enough to secure the rights to make official RPG's that BESM was originally based on including the Sailor Moon RPG, the Dominion Tank Police RPG, the Demon City Shinjuku RPG, the Tenchi Muyo RPG, and the El-Hazard RPG. These were standalone books which required no additional purchases and came with everything needed to play (other than dice). They were always full-color and half of the book was a summary of the series and characters.

	Later, they returned to making expansions to Big Eyes, Small Mouth using licensed products including multiple [[Hellsing]] books, the [[Trigun]] RPG, multiple [[Slayers]] RPG books, and the [[Revolutionary Girl Utena]] RPG. These books were cheaper to purchase since they relied on having copies of BESM, and were called "Ultimate Fan Guides" rather than true RPG's.		Later, they returned to making expansions to Big Eyes, Small Mouth using licensed products including multiple [[Hellsing]] books, the Trigun RPG, multiple [[Slayers]] RPG books, and the Revolutionary Girl Utena RPG. These books were cheaper to purchase since they relied on having copies of BESM, and were called "Ultimate Fan Guides" rather than true RPG's.

	Other notable releases from GoO are [[Amber Diceless RPG]] based on the Chronicles of Amber book series, a game called [[Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai]] based on a movie, and [[A Song of Ice and Fire\|A Game of Thrones RPG]]. They also created a new entry in the [[Tekumél: Empire Of The Petal Throne]] series.		Other notable releases from GoO are [[Amber Diceless RPG]] based on the Chronicles of Amber book series, a game called [[Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai]] based on a movie, and [[A Song of Ice and Fire\|A Game of Thrones RPG]]. They also created a new entry in the [[Tekumél: Empire Of The Petal Throne]] series.

	Another system called [[Silver Age Sentinels]] was released that was mostly just BESM with D10's rather than D6's and based on [[/co/]] works instead of [[/a/]] ones. They used it for the basis of a standalone game [[The Authority RPG]].		Another system called Silver Age Sentinels was released that was mostly just BESM with D10's rather than D6's and based on [[/co/]] works instead of [[/a/]] ones. They used it for the basis of a standalone game [[The Authority RPG]].

	They released a standalone game called [[Nobilis]] as well where players are abstract personifications of the universe, in a manner similar to Neil Gamon's Sandman series.		They released a standalone game called [[Nobilis]] as well where players are abstract personifications of the universe, in a manner similar to Neil Gamon's Sandman series.

	~~Thry~~ also created a short series of stand-alone games inspired by things like [[Shadowrun]] and Deus Ex including the cyberpunk game [[Ex- Machina]] and the urban fantasy game [[Dreaming Cities]]. They also collaborated on the creation of [[Reality Storm]], a game system based loosely on the crossover comic DC VS Marvel Comics.		They also created a short series of stand-alone games inspired by things like [[Shadowrun]] and Deus Ex including the cyberpunk game Ex- Machina and the urban fantasy game Dreaming Cities. They also collaborated on the creation of Reality Storm, a game system based loosely on the crossover comic DC VS Marvel Comics.

	In 2006 the company declared bankruptcy due to debt. The rights to BESM were acquired by [[ArtHaus Games]], the rights to make RPG's of each IP returned to the IP owners, and George R. R. Martin received all remaining copies (including the limited edition copies) of the Game of Thrones products.		In 2006 the company declared bankruptcy due to debt. The rights to BESM were acquired by ArtHaus Games, the rights to make RPG's of each IP returned to the IP owners, and George R. R. Martin received all remaining copies (including the limited edition copies) of the Game of Thrones products.

	[[Category:Guardians of Order]][[Category:Publishers]]		[[Category:Guardians of Order]][[Category:Publishers]]

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	Later, they returned to making expansions to Big Eyes, Small Mouth using licensed products including multiple [[Hellsing]] books, the [[Trigun]] RPG, multiple [[Slayers]] RPG books, and the [[Revolutionary Girl Utena]] RPG. These books were cheaper to purchase since they relied on having copies of BESM, and were called "Ultimate Fan Guides" rather than true RPG's.		Later, they returned to making expansions to Big Eyes, Small Mouth using licensed products including multiple [[Hellsing]] books, the [[Trigun]] RPG, multiple [[Slayers]] RPG books, and the [[Revolutionary Girl Utena]] RPG. These books were cheaper to purchase since they relied on having copies of BESM, and were called "Ultimate Fan Guides" rather than true RPG's.

	Other notable releases from GoO are [[Amber Diceless RPG]] based on the Chronicles of Amber book series, a game called [[Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai]] based on a movie, and [[A Song Of Ice ~~And~~ Fire\|A Game of Thrones RPG]]. They also created a new entry in the [[Tekumél: Empire Of The Petal Throne]] series.		Other notable releases from GoO are [[Amber Diceless RPG]] based on the Chronicles of Amber book series, a game called [[Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai]] based on a movie, and [[A Song of Ice and Fire\|A Game of Thrones RPG]]. They also created a new entry in the [[Tekumél: Empire Of The Petal Throne]] series.

	Another system called [[Silver Age Sentinels]] was released that was mostly just BESM with D10's rather than D6's and based on [[/co/]] works instead of [[/a/]] ones. They used it for the basis of a standalone game [[The Authority RPG]].		Another system called [[Silver Age Sentinels]] was released that was mostly just BESM with D10's rather than D6's and based on [[/co/]] works instead of [[/a/]] ones. They used it for the basis of a standalone game [[The Authority RPG]].

1d4chan>QuietBrowser at 01:48, 22 September 2016

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	Guardians Of Order, also called GoO, was a Canadian company established in 1996 by Mark MacKinnon that made [[RPG]]s. Their biggest success was [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]], a roleplaying game using their Tri-Stat ruleset about anime and manga that lasted for 3 editions and a multitude of spin-offs for different types of anime action. Eventually they released the [[Tri-Stat dx]] rulebook containing the generic rules upon which all of their RPG's were based. Later on in the second edition of BESM they dropped the Tri-Stat rules in favor of the popular [[d20 System]], with later releases of licensed products using it as well.		Guardians Of Order, also called GoO, was a Canadian company established in 1996 by Mark MacKinnon that made [[RPG]]s. Their biggest success was [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]], a roleplaying game using their Tri-Stat ruleset about anime and manga that lasted for 3 editions and a multitude of spin-offs for different types of anime action. Eventually they released the [[Tri-Stat dx]] rulebook containing the generic rules upon which all of their RPG's were based. Later on in the second edition of BESM they dropped the Tri-Stat rules in favor of the popular [[d20 System]], with later releases of licensed products using it as well.

	Eventually they became popular enough to secure the rights to make official RPG's that BESM was originally based on including the [[Sailor Moon ~~RPG~~]], the [[Dominion Tank ~~RPG~~]], the [[Demon City Shinjuku ~~RPG~~]], the [[Tenchi Muyo ~~RPG~~]], and the [[El-Hazard ~~RPG~~]]. These were standalone books which required no additional purchases and came with everything needed to play (other than dice). They were always full-color and half of the book was a summary of the series and characters.		Eventually they became popular enough to secure the rights to make official RPG's that BESM was originally based on including the [[Sailor Moon]] RPG, the [[Dominion Tank Police]] RPG, the [[Demon City Shinjuku]] RPG, the [[Tenchi Muyo]] RPG, and the [[El-Hazard]] RPG. These were standalone books which required no additional purchases and came with everything needed to play (other than dice). They were always full-color and half of the book was a summary of the series and characters.
	Later, they returned to making expansions to Big Eyes, Small Mouth using licensed products including multiple [[Hellsing ~~RPG~~]] books, the [[Trigun ~~RPG~~]], multiple [[Slayers ~~RPG~~]] books, and the [[Revolutionary Girl Utena ~~RPG~~]]. These books were cheaper to purchase since they relied on having copies of BESM, and were called "Ultimate Fan Guides" rather than true RPG's.
			Later, they returned to making expansions to Big Eyes, Small Mouth using licensed products including multiple [[Hellsing]] books, the [[Trigun]] RPG, multiple [[Slayers]] RPG books, and the [[Revolutionary Girl Utena]] RPG. These books were cheaper to purchase since they relied on having copies of BESM, and were called "Ultimate Fan Guides" rather than true RPG's.

			Other notable releases from GoO are [[Amber Diceless RPG]] based on the Chronicles of Amber book series, a game called [[Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai]] based on a movie, and [[A Song Of Ice And Fire\|A Game of Thrones RPG]]. They also created a new entry in the [[Tekumél: Empire Of The Petal Throne]] series.

	Other notable releases from GoO are [[Amber Diceless RPG]] based on the Chronicles of Amber book series, a game called [[Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai RPG]] based on a movie, and [[A Game of Thrones RPG ]]. They also created a new entry in the [[Tekumél: Empire Of The Petal Throne]] series.
	Another system called [[Silver Age Sentinels]] was released that was mostly just BESM with D10's rather than D6's and based on [[/co/]] works instead of [[/a/]] ones. They used it for the basis of a standalone game [[The Authority RPG]].		Another system called [[Silver Age Sentinels]] was released that was mostly just BESM with D10's rather than D6's and based on [[/co/]] works instead of [[/a/]] ones. They used it for the basis of a standalone game [[The Authority RPG]].

	They released a standalone game called [[Nobilis]] as well where players are abstract personifications of the universe, in a manner similar to Neil Gamon's Sandman series.		They released a standalone game called [[Nobilis]] as well where players are abstract personifications of the universe, in a manner similar to Neil Gamon's Sandman series.

	Thry also created a short series of stand-alone games inspired by things like [[Shadowrun]] and Deus Ex including the cyberpunk game [[Ex- Machina]] and the urban fantasy game [[Dreaming Cities]]. They also collaborated on the creation of [[Reality Storm]], a game system based loosely on the crossover comic DC VS Marvel Comics.		Thry also created a short series of stand-alone games inspired by things like [[Shadowrun]] and Deus Ex including the cyberpunk game [[Ex- Machina]] and the urban fantasy game [[Dreaming Cities]]. They also collaborated on the creation of [[Reality Storm]], a game system based loosely on the crossover comic DC VS Marvel Comics.

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	Guardians Of Order, also called GoO, was a Canadian company established in 1996 by Mark MacKinnon that made [[RPG]]s. Their biggest success was [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]], a roleplaying game using their Tri-Stat ruleset about anime and manga that lasted for 3 editions and a multitude of spin-offs for different types of anime action. Eventually they released the [[Tri-Stat dx]] rulebook containing the generic rules upon which all of their RPG's were based. Later on in the second edition of BESM they dropped the Tri-Stat rules in favor of the popular [[d20 System]], with later releases of licensed products using it as well.		Guardians Of Order, also called GoO, was a Canadian company established in 1996 by Mark MacKinnon that made [[RPG]]s. Their biggest success was [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]], a roleplaying game using their Tri-Stat ruleset about anime and manga that lasted for 3 editions and a multitude of spin-offs for different types of anime action. Eventually they released the [[Tri-Stat dx]] rulebook containing the generic rules upon which all of their RPG's were based. Later on in the second edition of BESM they dropped the Tri-Stat rules in favor of the popular [[d20 System]], with later releases of licensed products using it as well.

	Eventually they became popular enough to secure the rights to make official RPG's that BESM was originally based on including the [[Sailor Moon RPG]], the [Dominion Tank RPG]], the [[Demon City Shinjuku RPG]], the [[Tenchi Muyo RPG]], and the [[El-Hazard RPG]]. These were standalone books which required no additional purchases and came with everything needed to play (other than dice). They were always full-color and half of the book was a summary of the series and characters.		Eventually they became popular enough to secure the rights to make official RPG's that BESM was originally based on including the [[Sailor Moon RPG]], the [[Dominion Tank RPG]], the [[Demon City Shinjuku RPG]], the [[Tenchi Muyo RPG]], and the [[El-Hazard RPG]]. These were standalone books which required no additional purchases and came with everything needed to play (other than dice). They were always full-color and half of the book was a summary of the series and characters.
	Later, they returned to making expansions to Big Eyes, Small Mouth using licensed products including multiple [[Hellsing RPG]] books, the [[Trigun RPG]], multiple [[Slayers RPG]] books, and the [[Revolutionary Girl Utena RPG]]. These books were cheaper to purchase since they relied on having copies of BESM, and were called "Ultimate Fan Guides" rather than true RPG's.		Later, they returned to making expansions to Big Eyes, Small Mouth using licensed products including multiple [[Hellsing RPG]] books, the [[Trigun RPG]], multiple [[Slayers RPG]] books, and the [[Revolutionary Girl Utena RPG]]. These books were cheaper to purchase since they relied on having copies of BESM, and were called "Ultimate Fan Guides" rather than true RPG's.

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	~~{{stub}}~~		Guardians Of Order, also called GoO, was a Canadian company established in 1996 by Mark MacKinnon that made [[RPG]]s. Their biggest success was [[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]], a roleplaying game using their Tri-Stat ruleset about anime and manga that lasted for 3 editions and a multitude of spin-offs for different types of anime action. Eventually they released the [[Tri-Stat dx]] rulebook containing the generic rules upon which all of their RPG's were based. Later on in the second edition of BESM they dropped the Tri-Stat rules in favor of the popular [[d20 System]], with later releases of licensed products using it as well.

	~~Guardians or Order~~, ~~also called GoO~~, ~~was a Canadian company that made~~ [[RPG]]~~s. Their biggest success was~~ [[~~BESM~~]], ~~a game that lasted for 3 editions~~ and a ~~multitude~~ of ~~spin-offs before~~ they ~~went under. Other notable releases from GoO are~~ [[~~Amber Diceless~~ RPG]] and [[~~A Game of Thrones~~ RPG ]].		Eventually they became popular enough to secure the rights to make official RPG's that BESM was originally based on including the [[Sailor Moon RPG]], the [Dominion Tank RPG]], the [[Demon City Shinjuku RPG]], the [[Tenchi Muyo RPG]], and the [[El-Hazard RPG]]. These were standalone books which required no additional purchases and came with everything needed to play (other than dice). They were always full-color and half of the book was a summary of the series and characters.
			Later, they returned to making expansions to Big Eyes, Small Mouth using licensed products including multiple [[Hellsing RPG]] books, the [[Trigun RPG]], multiple [[Slayers RPG]] books, and the [[Revolutionary Girl Utena RPG]]. These books were cheaper to purchase since they relied on having copies of BESM, and were called "Ultimate Fan Guides" rather than true RPG's.

	[[~~category~~:Publishers]]		Other notable releases from GoO are [[Amber Diceless RPG]] based on the Chronicles of Amber book series, a game called [[Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai RPG]] based on a movie, and [[A Game of Thrones RPG ]]. They also created a new entry in the [[Tekumél: Empire Of The Petal Throne]] series.
			Another system called [[Silver Age Sentinels]] was released that was mostly just BESM with D10's rather than D6's and based on [[/co/]] works instead of [[/a/]] ones. They used it for the basis of a standalone game [[The Authority RPG]].
			They released a standalone game called [[Nobilis]] as well where players are abstract personifications of the universe, in a manner similar to Neil Gamon's Sandman series.
			Thry also created a short series of stand-alone games inspired by things like [[Shadowrun]] and Deus Ex including the cyberpunk game [[Ex- Machina]] and the urban fantasy game [[Dreaming Cities]]. They also collaborated on the creation of [[Reality Storm]], a game system based loosely on the crossover comic DC VS Marvel Comics.

			In 2006 the company declared bankruptcy due to debt. The rights to BESM were acquired by [[ArtHaus Games]], the rights to make RPG's of each IP returned to the IP owners, and George R. R. Martin received all remaining copies (including the limited edition copies) of the Game of Thrones products.

			[[Category:Guardians of Order]][[Category:Publishers]]

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	Guardians or Order, also called GoO, was a Canadian company that made [[RPG]]s. Their biggest success was [[BESM]], a game that lasted for 3 editions and a multitude of spin-offs before they went under. Other notable ~~released~~ from GoO are [[Amber Diceless RPG]] and [[A Game of Thrones RPG ]].		Guardians or Order, also called GoO, was a Canadian company that made [[RPG]]s. Their biggest success was [[BESM]], a game that lasted for 3 editions and a multitude of spin-offs before they went under. Other notable releases from GoO are [[Amber Diceless RPG]] and [[A Game of Thrones RPG ]].

	[[category:Publishers]]		[[category:Publishers]]

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Guardians or Order, also called GoO, was a Canadian company that made [[RPG]]s. Their biggest success was [[BESM]], a game that lasted for 3 editions and a multitude of spin-offs before they went under. Other notable released from GoO are [[Amber Diceless RPG]] and [[A Game of Thrones RPG ]].

[[category:Publishers]]