so I'm back to working on c.o.r.p.s. and desided to read the whole thing over again. While I love what I have so far I do have one consern.... is the names of things in the game to....campy?

I like tags and tricks its the shinnes/oops that have me cringing...

what do you people think?

Well here is perhaps the mother of all questions pertaining to RPGs. Which do you prefer to play and why?

Tabletop or Pen & Paper

I'll take a poll.
My game has a personal interest in this survey.

i have searched all over to find a way to make an rpg i have yet to find a way.

Looking for any suggestions on shortening this spell format.

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Name : Magic Missile
Level : 1
Cost : 5 MP, Gestured
Time : 1 Turn
Duration : Instant

Charges : 1 for every 3 caster levels
Damage : 1d4+1
Range : 40 Meters

Description : With a quick flick of the wrist and an outstretched arm a spellcaster is capable of channelling magical energy through their index finger in a direct path.

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Name : Light
Level : 1
Cost : 3 MP, Verbal

I was wondering if it would make sense to add a poem or a quote of a person in the RPG I'm in the process of making. Also, are there any websites that could help me make a computer RPG? I mean besides HamsterRepublic.com.

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I'm curious if there'd be any interest in a challenge for the month of October for any RPG labber to create a Halloween-themed RPG. It doesn't have to specifically be about Halloween, but should be about the undead, witchcraft, or something else that would relate to Halloween. For instance, I have an idea for an RPG that would be about the Mafia versus vampires, what with vampires being quite appropriate for Halloween. I would politely request that we refrain from zombie RPGs, as we have quite a bit of those available at 1km1kt and RPG Laboratory.

Any takers? I haven't started the challenge yet, as I'd like to see if there is a general interest in doing this. Challenges like this can be a fun way to test your RPG-making skills and come up with new RPGs you may not have thought up before. This challenge will be to make a Halloween-themed RPG by October 31st, one you will submit either as a pdf file, a blog, or a e-book here at RPG Lab. Preferably, it'd be cool to have submissions in pdf form available for download in a blog here (note that there is a 1MB size limit for what you can upload here), preferably with artwork, as there is a ton of free Halloween clipart out on the internet. Just do a search of "free clipart Halloween", and you will find quite a few sites with free clipart to use, as long as you make note of who supplied the art freely for your RPG.

Hello there!

I am new here, and im already heating the engines!

Im currently working on a generic anime rpg system that is focused on the "realistic" animes out there or the "less powered ones".

The catch (why-play-my-game-factor)is that i personally dislike lists, any kind of lists. so while i will have fixed attributes, i will (no matter how) have a on-the-fly-dynamic-skill-making-thingie and probably other on the fly things.

TO BE CONTINUED. MESSAGE FROM ANTI-VIRUS PROGRAM.THANK YOU.
I HAVE SO MANY IDEAS & INTERESTS. ESPECIALLT, WHEN IT COMES TO RPG GAMES. IT WAS HARD PICKING CATEGORY, BECAUSE I LIKE THEM ALL. EVENTHOUGH, I'M A NEWBIE; I'M GLAD THAT I FOUND YOU.THANK YOU FOR ACCEPTING ME ASA MEMBER.

Should we set up a place for those who want to design computer games? After all, we get such requests quite a bit. It only needs to be a book and maybe an extra option in the drop down menus for sorting entires.

I understand that we can't program. However, we seem to be turning away a goodly number of potentially creative people who want to share something with the community.