| Here is the translation for the Street Fighter RPG (SFRPG) Brazilian fanzine: Punho do Guerreiro (Warrior’s Fist). Thank you to Eric and the team for this edition, also an extra thank you to Eric for translation assistance. The articles are: Another look at the topic of using Special Maneuvers with Weapons. Pondering how many Duelists there are. Ways to represent fight Juggling. Two ideas for those that play online but do not have a screen displaying the arena. A return to the topic of Marvel vs Capcom, plus stats for Wolverine, Cyclops, and Storm. The Special Maneuver is Delaying Fireball. The Circuit Legend is The Crow (Eric Draven). Arena maps for a Garden and another of an entrance of a German Castle. Warrior’s Fist 46. I’ve updated the Punho do Guerreiro (Warrior’s Fist) PDF Article List and the online spreadsheet. |
| For the many translations check out this folder, this includes all the Warrior’s Fist (PdG) issues, plus the Arena Maps as separate files. Virtual Combat Cards.The epic duo Circuit Guide and Circuit Guide – Basic, both Solo systems (Meet the Strongest & Dominus), World Tour, Spartacus, Tekken, Darkstalkers, Guilty Gear, Killer Instinct, Double Dragon, Virtua Fighter, Mortal Kombat files, King of Fighters, Jackie Chan, Kengan Ashura, Hajime no Ippo, Samurai Shodown, Breakers, and WF maps & extras. The whole folder can be downloaded as a Zip file. For my other SFRPG creations can be downloaded from this folder. 🙂 |
Tag: The Crow
29 #RPGaDay2020 Ride
I love when the entire group rides the wave of a great gaming session, like surfers finding a legendary wave, harmonising with the energy. One of my favourite campaigns was a Changeling road trip, as mentioned for day 24. One of the PCs was an Eshu who was a driver for the circus and a trained pilot. Because of their Eshu Birthright: Spirit Pathways, the character would often take detours on the trip. Many sessions felt like I was a passenger on party’s ride, whole scenes requiring no GM/ST feedback/comments.
Street Fighter RPG
In real-life the ability to ride out a flurry of strikes, or when riding the aggressive wave of a strong grappler, is a fascinating combination of perseverance and strategy; I miss training. 😦 When SFRPG first came out several players and I discussed how we could enhance riding out situations in the game. Some of the possibilities suggested were energy systems, freshness modifiers, comparison tables, strategy modifiers, but the conclusion became: this is unnecessary complexity for little gain. As we played and learned more about the system, we felt it did in fact capture these real-life experiences, whilst not interfering with early blitzing.
When preparing for this event I had planned to publish my mechanics for Wraith: the Oblivion and skin-riding in SFRPG. Punho do Guerreiro has Vampires, Werewolves, Mages and Changelings, but Wraith is a game I’d like to play more of, so of course I got talking with a player about a fusion game. Those rules still need a ton of playtesting, but if the mini-campaign goes well I hope to submit to the community for feedback. Maybe be published in Punho do Guerreiro 🙂 The player adores Wraith and SF, so the idea is to play some mini-sessions, exploring a Risen seeking revenge; The Crow but in Street Fighter; we have also briefly discussed Bryan Fury from Tekken.
Other Peoples’ Answers
Charles Etheridge-Nunn @charlie_en
Ryan Heck | Aqualith Media @aqualithmedia big catch-up
Kehaar @DissectingWrlds
Craig Oxbrow @CraigOxbrow
Anthony Boyd @Runeslinger
Bob Freeman @OccultDetective
John M. Kahane @jkahane1
Eric Jacobson @viscounteric
Melestrua @Melestrua
Geek-Life Balance @cybogoblin
This is a non-exhaustive list; I still have many posts to read today, so I might be adding more links. I’d recommend searching the hashtag and judge those great answers for yourself: #RPGaDay2020, some people use #RPGaDay.
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