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<p>Created page with &quot;To play, you’ll need three to seven people, with one of them being the GM and the rest being the Players. This game is for those that have a lot of fun with: “Yes, and…” story-focused improv games that are comfortable with &#039;GM Fiat&#039; and &#039;the rule of cool&#039;. Fantastical settings that would look proper airbrushed on the side of a van. Larger story arcs for the PC’s where they are the main characters in a pivotal, critical moment that’s happening in their world...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>To play, you’ll need three to seven people, with one of them being the GM and the rest being the Players.<br /> <br /> This game is for those that have a lot of fun with:<br /> <br /> “Yes, and…” story-focused improv games that are comfortable with &#039;GM Fiat&#039; and &#039;the rule of cool&#039;.<br /> Fantastical settings that would look proper airbrushed on the side of a van.<br /> Larger story arcs for the PC’s where they are the main characters in a pivotal, critical moment that’s happening in their world.<br /> Collaborative World-building and player control over backstory.<br /> High-stakes chaotic dramatic adventures, encounters, and fights as a team.<br /> Lots of interesting / flexible character building and character leveling options.<br /> This game isn’t great for those that have a lot of fun with:<br /> <br /> Simulationist ‘crunchy’ detailed rule systems where everything ‘makes sense’.<br /> Historically-accurate settings.<br /> Purely episodic or more “one-shot” style games with new characters every time.<br /> Predefined settings with deep pre-written lore.<br /> Slower, more tactically complex fights.<br /> Preset genre-specific roles, playbooks, or classes.</div>

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