We’ve already described two sample conflicts – a combat and a discussion. Now it’s time to give you an example of the last type of conflict – a chase – and to finish sir Jonas Indigny’s schemes once and for all. Sir Jonas Indigny Jonas Indigny, a young troll known for his disarming smile, pretends Read More …
A few weeks ago we showed you a sample conflict – a combat with a vicious, man-eating plant. It gave an example of general conflict rules like initiative, attacks and finishers. We think, however, that each conflict type – combat, chase and discussion – deserves a separate post. Some specific rules differ, but more importantly Read More …
A long time ago we gave a few examples of how Wolsung rules work: Simple tests; Use of cards; Cards, teamwork and magic; Opposed tests. However, we have not given you an example of the most important part of our game – a conflict! That is, until now. Below you’ll find an account of an Read More …
We have discussed simple tests and using cards. Time to face some real opponents and say a few words about the opposed tests (see the Test Drive page 3). In the examples below, the paragraphs written in italics are added by the players, when they use the cards. Scene 10: A Short Visit to ‘The Black Unicorn’ In the Read More …
Our introduction to Wolsung rules continues. We have already learned the basics about simple tests, and using cards. Today we focus on some specific situations involving cards, especially the use of magic powers (see the Test Drive page 11). In the examples below, the paragraphs written in italics are added by the players, when they use the cards. Scene Read More …
Our introduction to Wolsung rules continues. We have already learned the basics about simple tests, so let’s dig deeper into the system and play some cards. The use of playing cards is the very heart of Wolsung rules. Using the cards you can influence the narrative and add new elements to the story. Cards give you control over your character’s fate Read More …
Our introduction to Wolsung rules continues. We have already created four characters: Desmond Q. McCowan – dwarven daredevil, engineer during the day, crime-fighter at night; Harriet Kinsley – human explorer, huntress extraordinaire and correspondent for “The Royal Geographic”; Timmy “Weasel” O’Connor – halfling investigator, the nosiest reporter in Lyonesse hiding a dangerous secret; Lancelot Jensen – Read More …
Step-by-step introduction to Wolsung character creation, part 4. Ladies and Gentlemen, meet Lancelot Jensen True celebrity and world’s greatest socialite, Lancelot is an olympic weightlifting champion with a killer mustache, charming personality and a cute steam-monkey. He is a valiant crusader in the campaign for equal rights for ogres. Because, he is also an ogre. Read More …
Let’s continue with our step-by-step introduction to Wolsung rules: character creation, part 3. Ladies and Gentlemen, meet Timmy “Weasel” O’Connor The nosiest reporter in Lyonesse and a rising star of investigative journalism. A young and brilliant Halfling hiding a dangerous secret. Inspired by noir film and crime fiction we decided to add a dark edge Read More …
Welcome to the second installment of our step-by-step introduction to Wolsung rules. Today we will create another character, a future team-mate for Desmond Q. McCowan. Ladies and Gentlemen, meet Harriet Kinsley She is a famous explorer, huntress extraordinaire and correspondent for “The Royal Geographic”. Let’s open our Steam Pulp Fantasy Test Drive on page 5. Read More …