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--- mu_mallubimbah [2018/03/10 15:54] – lxndr
+++ mu_mallubimbah [2018/10/13 19:35] (current) – lxndr
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 Chief Koen is Yaroma and tries to bridge the gap between the traditional sect and the Apes.
-About 25 klicks south on the coast is a bustling coastal settlement in the ruins of another Ancient city.  This settlement calls itself Macquarie (some corruption thereof).  It sits on a saltwater lagoon, which has access to the sea.  This lagoon is called Arawa.
+About 25 klicks south on the coast is a bustling coastal settlement in the ruins of another Ancient city.  This settlement calls itself Arawa.  It sits on a saltwater lagoon, which has access to the sea, called Lakma Quarry.
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 Above will be put into a settings category, once I figure out how to do subcategories on this wiki.
 Below is musings on system:
+----
 Since I'm not going to use gamma world 7e in its basic form, since its skeleton is D&D4e, which is great for D&D type games, which are all about combat type situations and not really about stories, I'm walking back from that.  But I like their click and lock origins, and if we use those origins as as basic skeleton, we still have the six attributes:
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   - Stealth (Dex)
-That's two for dex, one for strength, none for con (Con is useful elsewhere, I suspect). Three for intelligence, three for wisdom, one for charisma.  The implication in the book is that these are everyman skills (or more speciflcallly, skills every hero can do - later books introduce the idea of vocations, which I'll also probably adopt).
+That's two for dex, one for strength, none for con (Con is useful elsewhere, just for basic survival). Three for intelligence, three for wisdom, one for charisma.  The implication in the book is that these are everyman skills (or more speciflcallly, skills every hero can do - later books introduce the idea of vocations, which I'll also probably adopt).
 I like dice pools, and exploding dice, so I'll probably adopt those.  I also like platonic solids, and dislike those pretenders, the d10s. They don't belong (I'm a mathematician with an appreciation for aesthetics, so what?)
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 Attributes are rated in numbers. Those numbers correspond to a number of six sided dice that are rolled.  The average character starts with 3 in each.  Here's how I imagine it:
-is average character
+  * 3 is average character
-is average human from our world (we're soft compared to the post-apocalypse)
+  * 2 is average human from our world (we're soft compared to the post-apocalypse)
-is basically infirm
+  * 1 is basically infirm
+Skills are ALSO rated in numbers. Those numbers correspond to four-sided dice. When one rolls a skill roll, they roll the six sided dice from their attribute plus the four sided dice from their skill. Each die explodes. Pick the two highest.
+Because d10s are not platonic solids, those aberrations are rolled by the GM as difficulty dice.  They do NOT explode. Also pick the two highest.
+We shall call this the **Timaeus** mechanic, as that is the first book Plato discusses the solids.
+If player wins by 1 die, player gets a "yes, but"
+If player wins COMPLETELY, players gets a "yes, and".
+----
+Characters in Timaeus are made up of a few parts:
+__Statistics__
+These are rated by number, and are represented by six sided dice. They cannot be 0.
+in Mu Mallubimbah, the stats are the basic D&D stats. In other games they could be other things.
+__Skills__
+These are rated by number, and are represented by four sided dice. They can be 0.
+in Mu Mallubimbah, the skills are the ten core skills from Gamma world 7e. In other games, they could be other things.
+__Forms__
+These are the rough equivalent of classes or playbooks. They give special powers or moves (moves are "Tropes")
+in Mu Mallubinbah, the Forms are the GW7e Origins, which provide mutations.
+Contrary to Plato's ideals, characters will have two Forms, there's no advantage to having only one.
+__Archetypes__
+An Archetype is, in essence, a miniature Form. It has a small selection of powers/moves.
+in Mu Mallubimbah, the Archetypes are the Gw7e Vocations, which provide skill Feats.
+Players start with one Archetype, and can have several as time goes by.
-Skills are ALSO rated in numbers. Those numbers correspond to four-sided dice. When one rolls a skill roll, they roll the six sided dice from their attribute plus the four sided dice from their skill. Each die explodes. Pick the highest.
-Because d10s are not platonic solids, those aberrations are rolled by the GM as difficulty dice.  They do NOT explode.

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