People like FATE?
People like FATE?
Who knew?
Who knew?
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You've indulged my facebook shenanigans, so... what is FATE?
ReplyDeleteAn RPG filling my streams right now since it's in a Humble Bundle deal. It doesn't involve rolling d20s, so it's not one I own. The kids seem to like it.
ReplyDeleteI've had three different people personally recommend it to me, not knowing of my utter loathing of fudge dice.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I need numbers on my dice. Fudge dice are right out.
ReplyDeleteDon't they offer the rules for free? I think I had heard enough about it I wanted to take a look, but never got around to doing so.
ReplyDeleteI believe there is a Fate SRD, yes.
ReplyDeleteTurns out I do have a Fate based RPG. I bought Diaspora because it was the only RPG offered by Barnes & Noble as a Nook Book. Haven't read it.