Blue Caster: Fantasy Roleplay

The setting is based on an isolated landscape around a glazed utopia called Overon City. It is a modern day civilization that is dated in the near future where the territories were formed by government and corporation business interests. Its population built on corruption, broken promises, religious fanatics seeking salvation and greedy ambition fuelled by the gluttony of sin.

The roleplay adventure game is an independent development built as an adaptation to the Warhammer system. The main content acts like a rulebook expansion pack to the existing content and no copy written materials are unlawfully duplicated. By having only some of the rules are revised upon; matched with instructions for both existing and potential players to get involved.

No computers needed, just a printed copy of the mainrule book for the running game master, a set of character sheets per player and plenty of dice, pencils and rubbers to work with!

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For some, its self explanatory, excepted for thoughs who didn't hang out with experienced gamers, the final product is essentially a rulebook and accompannied with character sheets and a guide map. These are in PDF format, so you can download and play them quite easily once they are printed and thorough understood. The website link is on the left of the page, so please have a look and enjoy what it has to offer.

In the early days before computers couldn't handle so much raw data of complex statistics, realtime living and breathing fictional environments, the biggest investment in making huge fantasy universes was imagination. A fantasy roleplay is a gathering of individuals who share their visions and interact with each other as well as the game master (working as the handle multi-purpose unit) describes the scenery and impersonate all the additional charaters the players speak to.

So without computers, its essentially a paper-based statistics system open to the players' perception of the game. Even todays ground-breaking or world-class games are just barely managing to replicate it into a virtual system and still even they have limits where the simple solution of human imagination does not...