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== | == Overview == | ||
We have created a guide to play PlaneShift as a pen and paper tabletop roleplay game. You can gather your friends around a table and play in the PlaneShift settings. | |||
PlaneShift Tabletop uses d20 System Edition 3.5, published as open license by Wizard of the Coast, with some significant modifications to be as close as possible to the mechanics of PlaneShift the videogame. | |||
You need a Game Master and at least 3 other players. Best is if the players know nothing about PS. If they do, please ask them to forget everything they know. | |||
You need a Game Master and at least 3 other players. | |||
== Player Handbook == | |||
[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AtpWq_6i_afiVKgtXdmZj4u4HrC6qFucS_i1m1t9KsA Player Handbook] | |||
[ | [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1P0xYTW_eQyy0hUhoEHL5prFNpPb0tV3vCjQ6swyCs7I Talents description] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:05, 15 July 2018
Overview
We have created a guide to play PlaneShift as a pen and paper tabletop roleplay game. You can gather your friends around a table and play in the PlaneShift settings.
PlaneShift Tabletop uses d20 System Edition 3.5, published as open license by Wizard of the Coast, with some significant modifications to be as close as possible to the mechanics of PlaneShift the videogame.
You need a Game Master and at least 3 other players. Best is if the players know nothing about PS. If they do, please ask them to forget everything they know.