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1d4chan>Shootan' Gitz: A few readability and grammar changes with one joke

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	=Runes=		=Runes=
	[[Image:Mosaic-runechartupgraded.jpg\|thumb\|WIZARD uses the runes originally designed for [[Mosaic]] ]]		[[Image:Mosaic-runechartupgraded.jpg\|thumb\|WIZARD uses the runes originally designed for [[Mosaic]] ]]
	As a powerful wizard have access to magical runes, each of which has a corresponding magical word for you to yell at your foes. These are rolled to do magical ~~things~~. Complicated spells involve many runes, and you can add stats to the roll for unusual aesthetic effects. Each rune has a die size corresponding to its position in the concentric rings, as depicted in the picture, going d4, d6, d8 inward, with Truth in the middle being a d20.		As a powerful wizard you have access to magical runes, each of which has a corresponding magical word for you to yell at your foes. These are rolled to do ''magical magic tricks''. Complicated spells involve many runes, and you can add stats to the roll for unusual aesthetic effects. Each rune has a die size corresponding to its position in the concentric rings, as depicted in the picture, going d4, d6, d8 inward, with Truth in the middle being a d20.

	==Casting==		==Casting==
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	Any attribute that you do not upgrade is a d2, also known as a coin. If you don't buy runes you don't have magic, so buy some runes.		Any attribute that you do not upgrade is a d2, also known as a coin. If you don't buy runes you don't have magic, so buy some runes.
	Both attributes and runes have prerequisites, when you're buying dice bigger than a d4. The prerequisite for each rune is at least one of its subset runes, those two nearest it in the ring one out from it. The prerequisite die for each die of an attribute is simply the lower die.		Both attributes and runes have prerequisites when you're buying dice bigger than a d4. The prerequisite for each rune is at least one of its subset runes, those two nearest it in the ring one out from it. The prerequisite die for each die of an attribute is simply the lower die.

	=Combat=		=Combat=

1d4chan>Hiddenkrypt: link

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link

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	=Runes=		=Runes=
	[[Image:Mosaic-runechartupgraded.jpg\|thumb\|WIZARD uses the runes originally designed for Mosaic]]		[[Image:Mosaic-runechartupgraded.jpg\|thumb\|WIZARD uses the runes originally designed for [[Mosaic]] ]]
	As a powerful wizard have access to magical runes, each of which has a corresponding magical word for you to yell at your foes. These are rolled to do magical things. Complicated spells involve many runes, and you can add stats to the roll for unusual aesthetic effects. Each rune has a die size corresponding to its position in the concentric rings, as depicted in the picture, going d4, d6, d8 inward, with Truth in the middle being a d20.		As a powerful wizard have access to magical runes, each of which has a corresponding magical word for you to yell at your foes. These are rolled to do magical things. Complicated spells involve many runes, and you can add stats to the roll for unusual aesthetic effects. Each rune has a die size corresponding to its position in the concentric rings, as depicted in the picture, going d4, d6, d8 inward, with Truth in the middle being a d20.

1d4chan>Tortuga: added to cat:systems

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added to cat:systems

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	If attacked by magic, use magic to defend against it. If you fail, roll Beard, and if you get a one, you lose the wizard duel and your enemy's magic takes full effect on you. If this was damaging magic, you are killed on the roll of one and would be shaken but not mechanically effected on any roll other than one. In long-running games, a GM may choose to offer contingent teleports, which would work like Fate Points of other games, and remove a wizard from the scene when he rolls a one on one of these Beard rolls. In that case, the GM should give out two or three each to the party and generally should not give any more for the duration of the campaign.		If attacked by magic, use magic to defend against it. If you fail, roll Beard, and if you get a one, you lose the wizard duel and your enemy's magic takes full effect on you. If this was damaging magic, you are killed on the roll of one and would be shaken but not mechanically effected on any roll other than one. In long-running games, a GM may choose to offer contingent teleports, which would work like Fate Points of other games, and remove a wizard from the scene when he rolls a one on one of these Beard rolls. In that case, the GM should give out two or three each to the party and generally should not give any more for the duration of the campaign.

			[[Category: Systems]]

1d4chan>Cruxador: /* Runes */

2012-03-03T03:05:52Z

Runes

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	=Runes=		=Runes=
	[[Image:Mosaic-runechartupgraded.jpg\|thumb\|WIZARD uses the runes originally designed for Mosaic]]		[[Image:Mosaic-runechartupgraded.jpg\|thumb\|WIZARD uses the runes originally designed for Mosaic]]
	As a powerful wizard have access to magical runes, each of which has a corresponding magical word for you to yell at your foes. These are rolled to do magical things. Complicated spells involve many runes, and you can add stats to the roll for unusual aesthetic effects. Each rune has a die size corresponding to its position in the concentric rings, as depicted in the picture, going d4, d6, d8 inward, with Truth in the middle being a d20. Rolling a one on any spell results in backlash, but may not cause the spell to fail, if other dice roll higher and the total value is high enough to allow normal success. GMs, come up with interesting results from these!		As a powerful wizard have access to magical runes, each of which has a corresponding magical word for you to yell at your foes. These are rolled to do magical things. Complicated spells involve many runes, and you can add stats to the roll for unusual aesthetic effects. Each rune has a die size corresponding to its position in the concentric rings, as depicted in the picture, going d4, d6, d8 inward, with Truth in the middle being a d20.

			==Casting==
			To cast a spell, roll all the dice associated with it. If you're rolling an unopposed spell for shenanigans, then you only need to roll more than one on at least one of the relevant dice to succeed.
			If a roll is opposed by another wizard or some other magical being, then each rolls their relevant dice, and the spell effect only succeeds if it has results higher than the opponent.
			Rolling a one on any spell results in backlash, but may not cause the spell to fail, if other dice roll higher and the total value is high enough to allow normal success. GMs, come up with interesting results from these!

	=Character Creation=		=Character Creation=

1d4chan>Cruxador: /* Character Creation */

2012-03-03T02:17:38Z

Character Creation

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	=Character Creation=		=Character Creation=
	You begin the game with 25 points to spend as you will. You buy ~~stats~~ and runes with points, with costs accroding to the following table.		You begin the game with 25 points to spend as you will. You buy attributes and runes with points, with costs accroding to the following table.
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	Any attribute that you do not upgrade is a d2, also known as a coin. If you don't buy runes you don't have magic, so buy some runes.		Any attribute that you do not upgrade is a d2, also known as a coin. If you don't buy runes you don't have magic, so buy some runes.
			Both attributes and runes have prerequisites, when you're buying dice bigger than a d4. The prerequisite for each rune is at least one of its subset runes, those two nearest it in the ring one out from it. The prerequisite die for each die of an attribute is simply the lower die.

	=Combat=		=Combat=
	If attacked by magic, use magic to defend against it. If you fail, roll Beard, and if you get a one, you lose the wizard duel and your enemy's magic takes full effect on you. If this was damaging magic, you are killed on the roll of one and would be shaken but not mechanically effected on any roll other than one. In long-running games, a GM may choose to offer contingent teleports, which would work like Fate Points of other games, and remove a wizard from the scene when he rolls a one on one of these Beard rolls. In that case, the GM should give out two or three each to the party and generally should not give any more for the duration of the campaign.		If attacked by magic, use magic to defend against it. If you fail, roll Beard, and if you get a one, you lose the wizard duel and your enemy's magic takes full effect on you. If this was damaging magic, you are killed on the roll of one and would be shaken but not mechanically effected on any roll other than one. In long-running games, a GM may choose to offer contingent teleports, which would work like Fate Points of other games, and remove a wizard from the scene when he rolls a one on one of these Beard rolls. In that case, the GM should give out two or three each to the party and generally should not give any more for the duration of the campaign.

1d4chan>Cruxador: /* Character Creation */

2012-03-03T02:04:26Z

Character Creation

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	=Character Creation=		=Character Creation=
	You begin the game with 25 points to spend as you will~~. Any attribute that you do not upgrade is a d2, also known as a coin~~. You buy stats and runes with points, with costs accroding to the following table.		You begin the game with 25 points to spend as you will. You buy stats and runes with points, with costs accroding to the following table.
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	If you don't buy runes you don't have magic, so buy some runes.		Any attribute that you do not upgrade is a d2, also known as a coin. If you don't buy runes you don't have magic, so buy some runes.

	=Combat=		=Combat=
	If attacked by magic, use magic to defend against it. If you fail, roll Beard, and if you get a one, you lose the wizard duel and your enemy's magic takes full effect on you. If this was damaging magic, you are killed on the roll of one and would be shaken but not mechanically effected on any roll other than one. In long-running games, a GM may choose to offer contingent teleports, which would work like Fate Points of other games, and remove a wizard from the scene when he rolls a one on one of these Beard rolls. In that case, the GM should give out two or three each to the party and generally should not give any more for the duration of the campaign.		If attacked by magic, use magic to defend against it. If you fail, roll Beard, and if you get a one, you lose the wizard duel and your enemy's magic takes full effect on you. If this was damaging magic, you are killed on the roll of one and would be shaken but not mechanically effected on any roll other than one. In long-running games, a GM may choose to offer contingent teleports, which would work like Fate Points of other games, and remove a wizard from the scene when he rolls a one on one of these Beard rolls. In that case, the GM should give out two or three each to the party and generally should not give any more for the duration of the campaign.

1d4chan>Cruxador: /* Character Creation */

2012-03-03T02:03:56Z

Character Creation

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1d4chan>Cruxador at 02:03, 3 March 2012

2012-03-03T02:03:35Z

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	As a powerful wizard have access to magical runes, each of which has a corresponding magical word for you to yell at your foes. These are rolled to do magical things. Complicated spells involve many runes, and you can add stats to the roll for unusual aesthetic effects. Each rune has a die size corresponding to its position in the concentric rings, as depicted in the picture, going d4, d6, d8 inward, with Truth in the middle being a d20. Rolling a one on any spell results in backlash, but may not cause the spell to fail, if other dice roll higher and the total value is high enough to allow normal success. GMs, come up with interesting results from these!		As a powerful wizard have access to magical runes, each of which has a corresponding magical word for you to yell at your foes. These are rolled to do magical things. Complicated spells involve many runes, and you can add stats to the roll for unusual aesthetic effects. Each rune has a die size corresponding to its position in the concentric rings, as depicted in the picture, going d4, d6, d8 inward, with Truth in the middle being a d20. Rolling a one on any spell results in backlash, but may not cause the spell to fail, if other dice roll higher and the total value is high enough to allow normal success. GMs, come up with interesting results from these!

	You buy stats and runes with points, with costs accroding to the following table.		=Character Creation=
			You begin the game with 25 points to spend as you will. Any attribute that you do not upgrade is a d2, also known as a coin. You buy stats and runes with points, with costs accroding to the following table.
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	at a cost of 1 for a d4, 3 for a d6, 7 for a d8, 15 for a d10, 25 for a d12, and 50 for the d20. You begin the game with 25 points to spend as you will. Any attribute that you do not upgrade is a d2, also known as a coin. If you don't buy runes you don't have magic, so buy some runes.

			If you don't buy runes you don't have magic, so buy some runes.

			=Combat=
	If attacked by magic, use magic to defend against it. If you fail, roll Beard, and if you get a one, you lose the wizard duel and your enemy's magic takes full effect on you. If this was damaging magic, you are killed on the roll of one and would be shaken but not mechanically effected on any roll other than one. In long-running games, a GM may choose to offer contingent teleports, which would work like Fate Points of other games, and remove a wizard from the scene when he rolls a one on one of these Beard rolls. In that case, the GM should give out two or three each to the party and generally should not give any more for the duration of the campaign.		If attacked by magic, use magic to defend against it. If you fail, roll Beard, and if you get a one, you lose the wizard duel and your enemy's magic takes full effect on you. If this was damaging magic, you are killed on the roll of one and would be shaken but not mechanically effected on any roll other than one. In long-running games, a GM may choose to offer contingent teleports, which would work like Fate Points of other games, and remove a wizard from the scene when he rolls a one on one of these Beard rolls. In that case, the GM should give out two or three each to the party and generally should not give any more for the duration of the campaign.