Pantheon and other RPG
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5 Rollenspiele in einem Buch? Ja¸ laut Hogshead geht auch das: PANTHEON uses a unique dice-and-counter story-telling system (the "Narrative Cage-Match") to power its five games¸ including the action-horror Grave And Watery; giant monsters smashing Tokyo in Destroy All Buildings; and Pantheon itself where you play gods creating (or destroying) the entire universe. There"s something here for all gamers.
Pantheon uses a unique dice-and-counter story-telling system (the "Narrative Cage-Match') to power its five games¸ including the action-horror 'Grave And Watery'; giant monsters smashing Tokyo in 'Destroy All Buildings'; and Pantheon itself where you play gods creating (or destroying) the entire universe. There's something here for all gamers.
Five Ground-breaking and gut-busting games in one book
Face undersea horrors in the claustrophobic Grave and Watery¸ fight your scheming relatives in Boardroom Blitz¸ double-cross the mob in The Big Hole¸ trample Tokyo in Destroy all Buildings¸ and battle for control of the universe in Pantheon. But whatever the setting¸ your worst enemy will be the other players. Can you twist the story's plot to lure their characters into a suitably painful doom before they do the same to you? All five games in Pantheon use the "Narrative Cage Match"¸ a fast and furious system of rules that pits player against player in a non-stop free-for-all competition¸ with no referee or GM to get in the way of the mayhem. Only the strong will survive; only the most cunning will win. Each game in Pantheon is for 3-6 players¸ takes 1-2 hours to complete¸ and can be played several times. Complexity: low. Originality: high. Pantheon is tense¸ exhilarating and very¸ very funny.
Now as promised we go three steps further with Pantheon¸ putting five complete¸ ready-to-play RPGs in one 24-page book - all of them written by star author Robin D. Laws!
heon uses a unique dice-and-counter story-telling system (the 'Narrative Cage-Match') to power its five games¸ including the action-horror 'Grave And Watery'; giant monsters smashing Tokyo in 'Destroy All Buildings'; and Pantheon itself where you play gods creating (or destroying) the entire universe. There's something here for all gamers.