First presence of content and is not ready for testing (just plugged in all the preliminary information from Imbue without much thought).
In addition to crafting stories and characters, the CQ StoryHammer role-playing game system provides tools for creating custom creatures and monsters, referred to as bioforms. You can use this system to craft specific organisms but the Bioform Crafting System takes it one step further as you craft templates for species, which allow for custom individuals … Read moreCrafting Bioforms
A deuteragonist is any character that is neither a protagonist nor an antagonist.
Flashback Points are an in-game currency that can be spent by Lead(s) to alter a scene before conflict.
Flavor text is a narrative or narrative, typically used to describe a scene, setting, or character.
Overview The highest card out of the draw is the result. If the value of this card meets or exceeds the target difficulty, then the action was 100% successful. Depending on the action, missing the target difficult by 1 or 2 may still be partially successful. Failed Actions and Perk Cards Usually, a failed action … Read moreInterpreting Actions
Overview There are different types of conflict ranging from a simple permission to a straight-forward challenge to a complicated combat. While conflict can be complicated and involved, it doesn’t always have to be. Often a Lead’s decision, such as “peer over the cliff side”, doesn’t require a draw – it is considered a successful action … Read moreNavigating Conflict
A deck of cards, controlled by the Narrator, from which Perk Cards are dealt.
Each Lead has a Probability Deck from which to draw for resolving actions.
Typically the “hero” of the story, a protagonist is any character a Lead is controlling.
A range is the distance between two reference points (objects, people, zones, etc.).