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¹ A game for average roleplaying groups must (1) be able to cope with people who miss out on sessions and (2) be playable with either 2-7 or 3-9 participants.

Alternative title: "Why it ruines most groups, when players miss every 4th session. And what can we do about it."

If you want to know the science behind that quite daring claim, please read on.

Amagi Games' question was: How could many people all work together on that one (or several) gaming worlds?

Gosh, I just wanted to post a comment to The Cloud on Amagi Games, but it got a bit longer. This is just an initial brainstorming about what came on my mind. I'm glad about any responses.

Wenn Interesse besteht, lasse ich mich auch zu einer deutschen Version breitschlagen.

First of all, there are people with different motivations, say specialties. What comes to my mind is the following:

One Die System (1d6)

Simply clear rules

"I want to help worldbuilders to just think 'how can I modify the rules to make them mirror the feeling of my world or campaign?', and I want that to be easy." - Drak

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