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# TabletopRes
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# Tabletop Resources
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Resources
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These are resources which may be used for table top role playing games, we
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currently have:
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* Session 0
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## Session 0
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This is an explanation of having, and why you would want to have a
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Session 0.
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It's the Session before venturing out on your adventures, or it's the
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start of the session when you start off on your adventures.
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I will have to fix that as it's currently misnamed at least here.
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\documentclass{book}
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\usepackage[paperheight=8.5in,paperwidth=5.5in,margin=0.5in,heightrounded,showframe]{geometry}
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\title{My Basic Roleplaying Resources}
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\author{Jigme Datse Yli-Rasku}
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\date{2024 March 10 to \today}
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\begin{document}
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\maketitle
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\frontmatter
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%\chapter{Dedication}
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\include{dedication}
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%\chapter{Copyleft}
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\include{copyleft}
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%\chapter{Acknowledgements}
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\include{acknowledgements}
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%\chapter{About Basic Roleplaying}
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\include{aboutbrp}
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\tableofcontents
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\listoffigures
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\listoftables
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\chapter{About Basic Roleplaying}
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This system was created in 1980, out of {\it RuneQuest}, and has been
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changed over the years from that initial 16 page booklet, to now as of
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2023, a about 250 page book.
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Initially it covered the basics of one game system, but has included
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additions from other systems which Chaosium has been involved with.
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\chapter{Acknowledgements}
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A number of people should be acknowledged, first off the creators of
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the {Basic Roleplaying Universal Game Engine}, Jason Durall and Steve
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Perrin.
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I would like to thank Wizards of the Coast, for showing clearly that
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{\it Dungeons \& Dragons}, is perhaps not the system I would like to
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play in, before I had made any commitment to it.
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I would like to thank all the people who play, and create independent
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games.
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One specific person I would like to thank is Avery Alder who created,
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{The Quiet Year}, which was the first game I ever ran with other
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people.
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I also would like to thank all of those who have played games with
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me, even just at the setting up stages.
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\input{000-header}
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\mainmatter
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\part{Basic Roleplaying Background}
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%\chapter{How we found it}
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\include{discovery}
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\chapter{What it is}
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\chapter{What we started wanting from it}
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\chapter{Where we're currently going with it}
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\part{Setting up a campaign}
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\chapter{Game Master}
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\chapter{Players}
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\chapter{Characters}
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\chapter{Campaign}
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\appendix
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\chapter{No idea what we're putting here}
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\backmatter
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\chapter{Bibliography}
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\chapter{Other Titles}
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\end{document}
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\chapter{Character Creation}
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\section{
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\end{document}
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\chapter{Copyleft}
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Well, copyleft is probably not quite the right thing for this, but we'll
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call it that for now.
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This document is created by Jigme Datse Yli-Rasku, for personal use, with
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some intention that it be something to be distributable.
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We license this with CC-BY-SA, meaning you can distribute this freely.
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If you distribute it, you would include the "By" portion as to who this
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which may change from what is currently here (there will be a section for
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that).
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If you wish to modify that, you can do so, sharing with the same license.
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This isn't {\it currently}, correctly listed, but it has the basic
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information as it stands.
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\chapter{Dedication}
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This is dedicated to all those who have gone before me, and all those who
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remain after I am no longer here.
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\chapter{How we Found Basic Roleplaying}
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At the time that there was the Open Gaming License (OGL) issues with the
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{\it Dungeons \& Dragons}, system reference document (SRD), where it
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looked like Wizards of the Coast (WotC), were changing things to make
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the license anything but open, I decided I wanted to see if I could
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make a {\it Humans \& Hovels}, or whatever we were going to end up
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calling it in the end.
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I spent some time in World Anvil setting some stuff up, but ended
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up pretty much giving up on that specific thing, but part of my trying
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to create that, resulted in my looking and finding the {\it Basic
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Roleplaying} SRD, which was what we were going to try to see what
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we could do with that.
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After having looked at it, and really deciding that it was something
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that would be interesting to work with, along with some other games
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that fall more or less within the system, we ended up getting an updated
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version.
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At the time of writing this, we checked out Chaosium's itch.io offerings
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as we'd spotted a new {\it Call of Cthulhu}, free handouts pack, and
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spotted the (which we'd seen before) {\it Basic Roleplaying}, free
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character sheets pack.
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This basically brings us to wanting to use that free character sheets
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pack to offer people who may want to play with us, the ability to create
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characters.
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# 2024-03-10
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