Paradox
Paperback, 188 pages
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RULZ101-01 For players & StoryTellers, the Paradox rulebook is the indispensible, comprehensive source for all the rules and information needed to create a rich gaming experience. This book contains the comprehensive rules to the game system, historical maps as well as a complete fantasy setting.
Paradox includes complete rules for time and interdimensional travel along with characters, maps and equipment for all scenarios. Any historical time period can be used, and a vivid fantasy world setting is provided to get you started creating alternate dimensions.
•rules for time and interdimensional travel
•create characters from 5 classes and 12 subclasses
•character information from levels 1-20
•maps
•fantasy setting, including maps, history, cultures and creatures
•accomodates modern, future, medieval, western, GrecoRoman, military, fantasy and other genres without having to reroll characters or end a campaign
•prewritten adventures that can be modified for a variety of character levels
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"Good Game!"
I downloaded Paradox first, but decided to purchase the softcover half way through reading it (I didn't feel like printing it all out).
It's a highly developed game, and players of D&D and Palladium games should feel right at home. I think I even detected a little WhiteWolf influence in there, but maybe it was just me.
The rules are clear and sensible. They have an innovative concept, but there are enough traditional RPG conventions to make learning them easy.
At first we just took turns running time travel adventures, but the game really opened up when we started in on the fantasy setting. The fantasy setting included in the book is as rich as D&D's Forgotten Realms. It contains centuries of history, cultural information, maps and much more, but what's presented leaves plenty of space for GM creativity in designing adventures.
I highly recommend the game, it's worth every pound.
It's a highly developed game, and players of D&D and Palladium games should feel right at home. I think I even detected a little WhiteWolf influence in there, but maybe it was just me.
The rules are clear and sensible. They have an innovative concept, but there are enough traditional RPG conventions to make learning them easy.
At first we just took turns running time travel adventures, but the game really opened up when we started in on the fantasy setting. The fantasy setting included in the book is as rich as D&D's Forgotten Realms. It contains centuries of history, cultural information, maps and much more, but what's presented leaves plenty of space for GM creativity in designing adventures.
I highly recommend the game, it's worth every pound.
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