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\chapter{What it is}
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\Gls{BRP}, is considered \gls{gls-SRD} \acrshort{SRD},
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which means that it is meant to define what the ``Basic Roleplaying'' system
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consists of.
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It combines parts from {\it RuneQuest}, {\it Call of Cthulhu},
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{\it Pendragon}, and other games.
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It contains the rules for these games, or the basics of them. It's
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basically intended to give the basic rules, while the more specific
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books will give more specific to the world, game systems.
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It's designed more for people who are likely to develop ``home brew'' type
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games.
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My interest was what I was that I wanted to create a ``Humans \& Houses,''
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game. It doesn't give a good direct path to that, but I think it could
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easily work, it will just take some further looking at what it will
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end up with, as it is based on most characters being human, or at least
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humanoid.
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