First Post! Yeah!

So, I am currently in another one of those "Maybe I'll finish this this decade" designs for a pet RPG, and I am trying to decide about long term rewards. Do you need significant long term rewards to have a good game?

In previous designs, I was working off of more conventional RPG type experiences, and experience was a natural reward for those kinds of games, because you want to see an increase of power and growth development. I mean, we've all been trained to what experience rewards mean, and even dice less games, such as Everway, tended to involve power progression as part of their game cycle.

Just wondering. which way does everyone else like to post their work?
As separate pages, or in a continuous set of blog entries.
Mainly wondering so I can post in a more efficient way for others to track what I'm trying to do.

Thanks in advance for any help you provide.
Later,
J.

this is a sample of this rpg i want to create i call it sons of the astral plane a preteen japanese young man called kawagarugi saito who was on his way to school with his friends and they was transported to another time and place where the astral plane ruled fate it determined your lifespan and defined the life you lead the boys didn't know what to do then a strange monk approached them then a boy from america that was in their group his name was brannon now he had a affinity with the weird and strange things he said "this weirdo here is making my hair spike up without hair gel stay back he could be dangerous"? the monk said "do not fear me i'am

i have these crazy ideas about making rpg's but i just cant finish my idea because i get writers block alot of the time can you guys help me out here?

Majmoro is the use of the Person's thoughts to elicit an effect. A majmoro ball that is charged allows the user to manipulate that thought. Thus, according to the realms of the Person's mind, there are 3 general types of Majmoro. Id, Superego, and Ego have each codified their respected types (or had their unappreciated assistants do it for them), so that practitioners invoke these thoughts more regularly and thus make their realm more powerful. Like an aircraft full of propaganda, Ego likes to drop his charged majmoro balls into his siblings' realms along with fifties-themed instructional videos. That dumbass Joe, of course, thinks it wrong to impose his beliefs upon others, and Id has more power than he knows what to do with (he never knows what to do with it).

Since I have been gone, I have traveled to the Hills of Beverley, and have gamed the good game with the monks of Dragon's Inn Game Shop. I have been mastering my design skills, and have had my arse handed to many times. But in the end I am the victory, stronger, smarter, and of better class. This is my discovery:

GHOSTBUSTERS RPG!!! yes and I have made a bond with it and have added STAR FRONTIERS, together they have spawned sheer awesomeness.

look:at the attachments
more to come.

edit* rest of attachments any questions, comments is it do able?

What can the reason of playing an RPG be? Is it because of the story that we can connect to? Or is it for the fun of beating the bloody hell out of monsters, gaining EXP, Weapons, Armor, and all what not to kill even more monsters for 12 hours.

This is the questions and I want YOU to give the answer.

I am new here and would appreciate help:D ty

Hey Evil1 is "Dead Orbit" finished yet
Just wondering, read about it and it sounds awesome.

So is any one here actually playing any of the games they've written or worked on? in the past few months at school I've gotten a group together to play my minimalist sorta anything goes game and I've gotten some good feed back from my players and ideas on how to improve the system and add things that I may have missed when making it.

So if any of you are currently playing one of your own games I wanna hear about them. or like... what ever

Rock on RPG Laboratory, Rock on