Working on actually getting a game out in some form or the other. Usually I don't get to far in these attempts but now I really feel the need to finish one. Just to achieve some sort of self-gratifying urge that has been in the back of my head for years. So I've stepped up and put my game face on and really started to get down to the nuts and bolts of doing the deed.
The game will be called "A Question of Faith" and will be set in a dark fantasy type of world. Players will take on the roles of warriors and priests who work for the church trying to push back and stop the influence of demons and their ilk from the land. Going to use a lot of old beliefs in this like whenever there is an outbreak of a disease then there must be some greater evil behind it, that servants of the dark are active in trying to influence and corrupt those around us, things like that. The demons will be a very real thing to fight, they will have physical forms (most of them) and they will be brutal.
For the base system I will be using the WaRP OGL from Atlas Games. It's simple and easy to modify around to fit a setting. I'll be imposing a few limitations here and there to reinforce the game world along with adding a few bits as well. The base mechanics will be the same, most of character creation will be the same although I will have to expand it out a bit for the 'magic' that will be available.
I've also started purchasing a few bits of stock art through drivethrurpg with more on my wish list to buy later. Still looking for some more and I may have to either draw up some of my own or see what kind of funds I can scrape up for an actual artist to do specific work. Problem there is that I'm poor but I'll do what I can.
Anyways this is the basic overview of the project at the moment. I'll be posting up more on details and progress reports as they come along. As for now I need to get back to finishing up the Character Creation section.
+1 ;)
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