If we're tip-toeing around religious sensitivities, is this adequate? (The indented BLOCKQUOTE...)
The indented BLOCKQUOTE tries to be polite and even accommodate Players who want to cook up some other form of the Element mechanic. Is that commonly tackled in games these days or do we just shoot forward? I'm nervous to not recognize potential sensitivities on this topic.
Here and elsewhere, everyone's input has been very helpful and kind. I thank you! It's my first time ever possibly finishing something like this on such a large scale. I'm hopeful this is going to go ok without too many mistakes or hiccups! Here's a lightly censored view (whited out) of text-only pages 6 through 10. It's how the GM section starts out.
Thanks so much again and please consider Following Ronin Glory TTRPG to help seed new interest. PDFs instead of jpgs at the game page....
Turns out it's 6 through 11 but I hope you'll enjoy a couple new mechanics that are coming for NPCs and Strength!
Hey folks! Blazing right along with writing an RPG rule book and printed one of the pages to admire it and was awestruck by how childish the font size looks in real life. It's terrible imo.
Here I photographed a magazine to compare beside some of the print outs from my Ronin Glory TTRPG project - oh, that! You should visit the WIP and Follow me too! But when you're designing PDFs for downloading and likely printing, what fonts and sizes do you use? Bigger's not always better, right?
It looks like it won't be long before I'm asking for some readers to thumb through a set of RPG instructions. I think I'm nearly halfway done. It's not edited or illustrated but if what you see already here is tolerable, I'd invite you to raise your hand so I can send you a copy when this stage is done.
This guides players and GMs to make settings and NPCs fitting for Ronin adventurers with a non-combat preference. The mechanics and tone allow for any play style however. Certain tables aren't available yet but that wouldn't affect a read-through or even a short campaign.
