Mechanics and homebrew rules for action-focused heist games
Mechanics and homebrew rules for action-focused heist games
Blades' "skip to the action"+retrospective+stress mechanics worked really well for my table.
I'm looking for other systems and homebrews that would allow us to "plan" the heists later, during the actual action.
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Sounds like you'd enjoy Leverage. It's based on Cortex and lets the players spend points to introduce flashback scenes. They do this to explain why it looks like X happened, but actually it was Y because they set something up earlier.
I was going to link you to the Margaret Weis Productions page on drivethrurpg, but it seems to be a bit buggy at the moment.
Yes, these are ideas I'm looking for. Thanks
What happens when the situation needs a retrospection but the player ran out of stunt points?
Where should the pdf be available? I couldn't find it on dtrpg nor the publisher's site
Leverage is long out of print. I was going to try to PM you with some suggestions but uh either Lemmy or Jerboa just doesn't have that feature or I'm missing it? Either way, if you search "leverage RPG PDF" you can find copies. I normally would not condone piracy for RPGs because it's a small community and writers need our support but the game has been out of print for a while now and sometimes you gotta be pragmatic. If this violates posting rules, I'll remove.
No worries, I've found a way to get it. I was just curious where is the correct place to look. It seems even the publisher has gone through some stuff
Somehow the legal routes are not great for preserving stuff. I understand that printing or hosting a book that will be searched for just a few times in a year is not financially sound. But then things shouldn't just disappear because are not profitable anymore
Getting back to mechanic: I'd like to rely on the retrospection quite much. I'm afraid that sometimes I'd have to manage a situation when players have ran out of the meta-currency. Any pointers?
@sexybenfranklin@ttrpg.network You can PM in lemmy from the user's profile. But it's dependent on the UI. The default web interface has "Send Message" and "Block User" buttons. The Old and Voyager UI's do not. I use Connect on Android and it does have PMs. Not sure about other apps. Jerboa forgets my account every time I charge my phone, so I don't use it and can't tell you.
Yeah I'm using Jerboa, so it may just be lacking that. Thanks for the heads up though!