On cherche donc un livre de base. J'y vais progressivement
Stop the Bleeding
Your friend's bleeding to death. You're not skilled enough to save him. What do you do? Medical skills can be used to try to stop him from bleeding to death until you find a doctor.
This isn't a treatment test, but a test to delay death until real treatment can be found.
First Born Dt
Elves are made from the very fabric of nature - wind, air, wood and water. Thus, they know its secrets very well : They know how to preserve much of its power - even when it is taken and shaped into something new. It is this intimate knowledge that allows the Elves to weave their songs.
Their unadulterated essence grants them insight into their world unmatched by the races of Men, Dwarves and Orcs. Due to this, Elves' Perception maximum is 9. Their other stat caps are 8. Their stride is also 8.
Absolute Difficulty
The difficulty of a test does not vary according to the skill of its user. The difficulty is set and the user must muster his skill and advantages to overcome it.
Ob 1
A simple act done with little thought
Ob 2
An act performed routinely at your job
Ob 3
An act you can accomplish if you concentrate
Ob 4
A risky act
Ob 5
An act that requires expertise
Ob 6
An act that requires a heroic effort
Ob 7
An improbable feat
Ob 8
An act requiring preternatural ability or a lot of help
Des compétences multiples, des elfes qui chantent, des stats dont la perception, des obstacles de 1 à 10... C'est bien Burning Wheel qui fut la hype du moment à une époque (@Udo Femi étant son principal VRP sur casus no).
Il me restait un extrait sur les beliefs, sur la résolution d'un combat et sur la magie en stock.
J'ai les deux éditions du jeu, mais je ne l'ai jamais lu en entier, c'est trop complexe pour moi (déjà torchbearer et mouseguard, c'est trop).
C'est le Ob x qui m'a mis sur la voie d'un jeu au systeme BW, et comme les valeurs étaient trop hautes pour du TB ou MG, et le contexte fantasy, j'ai tenté un BW.
On cherche un ldb:
Ishir appeared to the Shianti and persuaded them to relinquish their
Moonstone and exile themselves to the remote Isle of Lorn. The Moonstone
was returned to the Daziarn and a great exodus took place in which the
Shianti abandoned their cities and pledged never to interfere in the affairs
of Man or the course of future history. In the years prior to the exodus, a
new and evil force had arrived in the west.
Apparently you can take the boy out of the dungeon, but you can't take the dungeon out of the boy
(knights of the dinner table #73)
