The new extension should show up in the list of available extensions. Author: Neil G. Foster Game Publisher: Arion Games. Ruleset Download. Reference - Library. Features - House Rules. Featuring the space station that changed the destiny of an entire galaxy, the Babylon 5 RPG from Mongoose Publishing allows players to take on the role of characters from the award-winning TV series, or create their own characters for new adventures in the Babylon 5 universe.
The ruleset looks a little dated now, based on the original d20 ruleset. However, it still works and is a full ruleset with character sheet, NPC sheet and combat tracker functionality.
A long time ago, humans walked the face of the world, but were destroyed for their arrogance and hubris. The Bright Ones lifted up the simple animals of forest and field, giving them the ability to think, build, and stand on their own two feet. In order to keep the newly Favored animals from making the same mistakes the humans did, The Bright Ones gave them the Compact — a book telling them how to live together in harmony. Those who engage in dark deeds or refuse the ways of Harmony eventually become Dire — sinister, twisted versions of themselves, acting out of greed, vengeance, or selfishness.
You must protect the town of Cairn and help it survive the winter. But beware! For you can become Dire, too. Can you stop the Witch before she curses all the berries of the forest? What of the growing threat of otters and moles working outside the town? Using a system of adventure seeds and story paths, you become the heroes of Cairn.
The town survives or thrives based on your actions. And with 20 species and 20 professions, you can play almost any critter you can think of. The Cairn RPG is a fantasy role-playing game where even the smallest creatures can have the biggest adventures.
The ruleset is built on top of the CoreRPG ruleset. Currently, only the character sheet has been customised for the Cairn RPG. Conspiracy X takes place in a world of dark secrets and hidden agendas where the only certainty is nothing is what it seems.
The president might not be human The ruleset looks a little dated, but has full functionality to run a game. Character sheet, NPC sheet and combat tracker are customised for the setting. Extension and Module requires d20 Modern ruleset , which is a paid product. Reference - Sample. Getting Started. User Guide. Reference - Core System. Reference - Black Arts. Reference - Combat. Reference - Sorcery. Reference - Witchcraft. Setting - Fate Freeport: fate-Freeport.
Ruleset Download 4E. Features - Language Chat Chat in specific language, and only PCs knowing language will be able to read. Data - Tables Crit Hit, Fail, etc. Chat in specific language, and only PCs knowing language will be able to read. Theme - Valahn. Author: Game Publisher: Goblinoid Games. Theme - Vellum. Author: damned Game Publisher: Arion Games.
This is a community ruleset and is totally free to use. My thanks go to Ian M Ward and Trenloe for their great help and patience in helping me with my coding challenges and to Graham Bottley of Arion Games for supplying some of the Artwork and Ruleset Direction.
Maelstrom RPG was first released back in in a paperback novel sized book. Graham also produced the Maelstrom Companion and in ran a very successful Kickstarter to produce Maelstrom Domesday. However, this is the ideal value achieved by maximally conserving mana and avoiding battle and Noble Phantasm usage.
In addition, after the battle between Shirou and Gilgamesh had concluded at Ryudo Temple, Emiya appeared in front of Gilgamesh as he attempted to pull Shirou into the darkness. He shot an arrow between the eyes of Gilgamesh and sent him alone into the darkness.
This is a must-have ability of the Archer Class. It is also frequently used during scouting. Simply looking from a high location is sufficient to fully survey the town and search for enemies. In addition, Clairvoyance will affect the accuracy of bows. Also worth mentioning is that, as Emiya readies his bow, he will be able to precisely snipe even enemies moving at high speeds as long as they are within a 4km range. Thaumaturgy: C- During his life time, the sorceries learned by Emiya are unremarkable.
This is not a result of talent, but an overwhelming amount of combat experience. A weapon wielded by none other than a mortal, gained through tenacious training. Maximum Targets:??? It is his ability as a Heroic Spirit with no Noble Phantasms. The inside of the reality marble is a world like a steel mill, filled with weapons, flames, and giant gears.
The uncountable swords plunge into the ground and were preserved thus. The majority of the weapons persevered in the reality marble are Noble Phantasms of Heroic Spirits copied through projection sorcery, each possessing deadly powers. Also, the ability of the replicated Noble Phantasm suffers one rank down compared to the original. Not only can Emiya freely access the weapon stored inside Unlimited Blade Works, he can also modify the weapons to his wish like Caladabolg II.
The Boundary Field Noble Phantasm that provides absolute defence against projectile weapons. Kansho and Bakuya The famous swords of Chinese legend. Profile Because his basis differs from that of the other Heroic Spirits, he cannot be called a legitimate Heroic Spirit.
This Heroic Spirit is a something called a Guardian; something like a defensive apparatus brought forth by mankind's collective unconsciousness of "ought to perpetuate". The way of being of such defense is called the Counter Force of humanity. In short, a faceless representative of justice elected by the nameless people. Level 1 Bond Although his existence has been established as a knight of the bow, in his lifetime he was a magus, not a bowman.
A counterfeiter Faker who makes use of projection magecraft to counterfeit many famous swords, magic swords. It is believed that the reason why his standard armament was a bow is because he is not all that strong as a Heroic Spirit and, in the end, his combat style settled down for sniping.
Level 2 Bond. Insight cultivated from training and learning. Something falsely similar to the Skill Instinct. Level 3 Bond A realist who perform his work in an indifferent manner. Cynical and pessimistic. Yet, he is far from an workaholic, and he is also a playboy who utters nihilistic jokes at appropriate times. Someone who approves rational tactics, social justices, but because his starting point is the ideal of "wishing to save all people", there is a part of him that simply cannot remain cool-headed.
Unlimited Blade Works. A unique magecraft called Reality Marble. For a given time, reality is overwritten by the mental world and all the weapons which the conjurer has confirmed by sight, all weapons employed at that place are instantly reproduced and stocked. However, these reproduced weapons fall by one Rank.
Level 5 Bond. A magecraft that reproduces tools for a few minutes by means of images. Only when the target of projection falls under the category of "sword", the Rank rapidly jumps up. By having them explode, the destructive power is momentarily raised. Stop, stop. There is nothing decent about that. Takeuchi: He earned some serious popularity among the fans, enough to get him third place in a popularity contest.
The top three positions are usually reserved for the heroines. Nasu: That was really hard to believe. Takeuchi: None of the characters in old "Fate" really held the same position as Archer, so it's safe to say he truly is a "stay night" original. Nasu: I guess you could say his personality and behaviour were transplanted from the male Saber in the original Fate". Archer's theme is pretty stereotypical, and I think we used him to supplement some of the nihilism that was lacking in "stay night" as a result of male Saber's exclusion.
It was also great to have Archer and Rin together. That particular pairing was really easy to write. Nasu: I asked Takeuchi to make sure Archer's true identity wasn't obvious, but also to avoid making him look totally different. We gave him white hair and a slightly darker skin tone, but their personalities have similarities Takeuchi: Koyama commented on the eyebrows,, but it was a while after the game was released. I was like, "It took you this long to notice!?
Takeuchi: I don't know how anyone can miss such weird-looking eyebrows Good job, me! Nasu: Yes, yes You did a good job with that subtlety. Here, have a gold star. I think the red coat was another detail that I specifically requested? Takeuchi: Yeah, that's right. But it's not really a coat, is it? As I recall, we decided to use the term "overcoat" because we couldn't very well call it a red waistcloth. Nasu: So this is what passes for an overcoat in the future?
I wonder if the swords were the secret to Archer's popularity. I feel like the Kanshou and Bakuya designs turned out really well. Nasu: Somehow, Archer looks more natural holding Kanshou and Bakuya than he does wielding a bow.
Takeuchi: I think going with a Chinese-style weapon was the right choice. I feel like Archer might not have turned out as well if we had chosen a Western sword or Japanese katana for him. Kanshou and Bakuya offer such a subtle balance. Koyama deserves all the credit for that one. I also think they strike a good balance between a realistic and manga style.
Takeuchi: Maybe that explains his popularity. Honestly, I sometimes wonder why and how he got so popular. Nasu: Hmm Takeuchi: But he's popular with the male playerbase as well. Nasu: Ha! It's easy to gain a male following if you're all cool and nihilistic like Archer. Curse people who find fulfillment in their lives! Takeuchi: Uh I don't think Archer necessarily found fulfillment in his life Nasu: He took on the much needed role of admonishing our troublesome main character, so it was inevitable that he would eventually become a hated character or an obstacle that would have to be overcome.
It's one of those conflicts from which only one will walk away. I think this role made him very attractive as well. Takeuchi: I guess. Nasu: I heard that some of our more intuitive players figured out Archer's true identity in Saber's route. Takeuchi: Seriously!? Nasu: I was surprised too, when I heard. I mean, it's true we did have two or three well-hidden clues tucked away in there, so it doesn't seem entirely infeasible.
Of course, we had put those clues there so that the player might recall them during Rin's route and slowly figure it out from there I don't think any of us expected players to figure it out during Saber's route. Takeuchi: I think Archer earned some serious points though with his battle against Berserker.
He really secured his place as a character who can "speak volumes with his back turned". We only incorporated that scene because it was necessary with regard to the storyline, but looking back at it now, I realise that a great scene it really was. I don't think anyone expected that dialogue in that moment Archer really is a great character. Nasu: He's technically a pretty oblivious character who is really awkward at life, but his nihilistic side was powerfully emphasised in the main storyline of "Fate".
I suppose you could say he has a leg up on Shirou out of sheer life experience. Something I can talk about is how we managed to incorporate two things into "Fate" that we didn't get around to doing in "Tsukihime".
The first was a route that was played from the victim's point of view, and the other was to portray a duel against the ideal version of oneself. The thing about battling an "ideal version of oneself" is that this concept itself is open for interpretation.
The "ideal self" could be a rival, someone totally different like Kotomine, or literally oneself. After much deliberation, we decided we'd go with the "vs. Gil was the Archer in old "Fate", but we chose to promote Gil to a boss role and put future Shirou in the Archer position this time.
In this way, we were able to facilitate Shirou's "battle vs. The "victim's route" was established by Satsuki's route, and we also supplemented that theme with Sakura's route.
Magic Circuits [Magecraft] Pseudo-nerves within the body of a magus. Magic circuits are responsible for converting life force into magical energy, and for connecting to the underlying grand sorcery formula. Because the number of magic circuits a person has is fixed at birth, magi lineages do what they can to improve themselves and create an heir with even one more magic circuit.
Once the magic circuits have been opened for the first time, the practitioner can switch them on and off at will. Each practitioner visualizes the flipping of this switch in their own particular way. For Shirou, the image is that of a gun's firing hammer, while for Rin it is stabbing a heart with a knife. This image tends to be related to how the circuits were opened for the very first time, so there even those who can only open their circuits through sexual arousal or self-harm.
By the way, Shirou's number of magic circuits is an unexpectedly high Rin, on the other hand, has 40 main circuits, while her sub-circuits are 30 each. Basically, the probability of it happening is almost zero. Was the Archer summoned there also Emiya? Nasu: It was a world where the conditions at the beginning of the war were mostly the same, but something was missing.
Shirou summoned Saber and fought until the end, didn't save Saber's heart but understood her, and they destroyed the grail together and parted Takeuchi: Ahh, so something like a Fate route Good End we didn't make in the game?!
Nasu: Yeah, probably. After that, it is believed he cooperates with Rin who survived, and heads to London. Q: When and where did Archer Emiya Shirou acquire his red overcoat a holy shroud?
A: When he began working as a freelance magus in his twenties, he received it from a certain curry-loving member of the clergy A: He fought such things when he was alive, but had to retreat because there was nothing he could do. Also, after reaching the Throne of Heroes, he had an understanding of the target of the Counter Force. A: From his late twenties to early thirties. Q: Kotomine grew 8cm in the ten years between Zero and Stay Night. Shirou is also confirmed to grow about 20cm in the future.
Is there a relationship between extreme height growth post-growth-spurt and the use of magecraft? A: Honestly, I don't know either. Archer [Servant] Heroic Spirit of the bow. The basic abilities of these Servants tended to be low, but they compensated with Skills and Noble Phantasms.
The Archer in this story was no exception, he engaged in combat with unidentified Noble Phantasms. A thoroughly cynical pragmatist His real identity was???. He was such an important character in the story, you could call him the shadow protagonist. Half of Fate could be called his story. At the beginning of the game, Archer claimed his memory was confused due to incomplete summon.
This was half-truth. On the night of the summoning, Archer assessed the situation and deduced the current circumstances. He believed that he would have the opportunity to achieve his goal. At the instant Rin introduced herself, Archer believed the girl who summoned him was "Tohsaka Rin" not due to his memory being confused, but the name Tohsaka Rin being worn off.
At that moment, Archer recalled like a jolt of lightning: "Rin. Ah, that's the name" Archer murmured this under his breath at that time. It was truly from his heart and filled with much endearment close to insanity. There were much foreshadowing in the story besides this instance, but they were all limited except for the post-Saber vs.
Berserker narration. Due to the rebound of some magecraft, his skin turned dark The crimson cloak [Armament] A set of cloak and mantle. The clothes that symbolized Archer. They were actually first grade Conceptual Weapons. Made from the burial cloth of a saint, they offered protection against the external world rather than enemies.
Archer is Archer. His memories are vague, and at the point where he was assigned as a guardian, his memories are all blended together chaotically regardless of past or future. Also, how that young man met Saber and how he was involved is something completely different from that in stay night. Archer [Servant] Archer is one of the main Servants that the protagonist contract. Enveloped in his red cloak, he is a young man in his mids.
Despite belonging to the archer class, he is a tough-as-steel Heroic Spirit and usually engages in close quarters combat. He is sometimes referred to as Koucha, or even Red Archer in order to avoid being confused with the Archer who wears green clothing. Having been introduced in Type-Moon works countless times, he is a very familiar Servant. He is a cool-headed cynic, but he is also helpful and caring. Due to his character he is said to be a Servant who is also suitable to serve as a butler.
Archer is a guardian. He was born into the world as a kind of defense mechanism which arose from the collective unconscious desire of mankind for continued existence. He was essentially unconsciously elected by the masses to be their faceless representative. He is, so to speak, a repairman of the ages. Archer is a calm, collected professional, and he never lets his personal feelings interfere.
He is always making a stern face, however this is probably due to his lack of freedom. Although he takes up his role as a knightly bow wielder, he was originally an old world Magus. He uses Projection Magic, which is the ability to replicate an object just by imagining it for a few minutes. He is a faker that can reproduce many famous swords.
You can activate all his flags by talking to him in between rounds, Hakuno-san. In CCC he is somewhat of a scoundrel, but nonetheless still reliable. Even when he is on the far side of the Moon he coolly and wildly grasps the situation and helps out the amnesic protagonist. Sometimes he can be quite the nagging instructor. If you choose both the female protagonist and the Servant Archer, the contents of Melt Lilith related events change completely.
User: Archer The bow projected and used by Archer. It is a matte black straight bow, with a simple design. Accordingly, Archer does not use the Japanese shooting method of nocking the arrow in the palm of the left hand, but rather the traditional European method of nocking the arrow over the back of the left hand. In all he lost 2 lives because of it.
Takeuchi: Oh, so that's why God Hand in the anime version needed 3 days to recover! Q: What is the limit of replication in UBW? The highest level of NP sword types is probably Ea, but while it might be impossible for Shirou, could Archer make it? Also, under the meaning of weapons, to what extent can he make modern weapons? Must it be only blade types or can he make guns and mobile weapons? A: Divine constructs like Ea and Excalibur are non-replicable. There might be some degraded NPs with similar performance in stock though.
Also, since sword is becoming his origin, the weapons that he has stored are fundamentally limited to close combat. Archer vs Rider Editorial department Prediction At long range his fire won't work against Bellerophon. At medium range the bow is really handy, and Rider who's inferior in skill only has her Mystic Eyes. But if Archer's bow starts to get petrified, he can activate Unlimited Blade Works.
In which case Rider will just use Bellerophon and destroy him instantly. He can't shoot them down but Rho Aias can buy him time enough to pull out Harpe and maybe have a chance at victory.
You would think Archer would have the advantage, but Rider actually has the edge at long range? Just like that question, their compatibility is not very good. Since both aren't fixated on the methods of winning, they'd definitely both choose a low-risk and high-return type of warfare. Even if Archer takes out a Saber-class holy sword, he doesn't have enough magical energy to draw on to maximize it, so it'd be hard to for him to attack Bellerophon.
What determines victory or defeat is whether Aias on its own would be enough to block Bellerophon perhaps? If it's a straight out death match, then Archer will win. But Assassin is an oddity that fights under different battle conditions from the other Servants. At a Servant-killing battlefield like Ryuudou Temple and with Caster's anti-sorcery defensive barrier, sorcery and Noble Phantasm power is decreased significantly.
As a result, if it's not a powerful Noble Phantasm, then he won't take a fatal wound. Which means that the battle between the two is clearly swordsmanship. Thrilling stuff. Tabletop Roleplaying Games. My 15 year old daughter heartily approves of this game.
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