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3D = The Dice and Deck Designed RPGThe time has come to unleash our imagination upon the realms we dream. The Dice-Deck Designed system embodies everything a game designer needs to build any role-playing game of any setting or universe. Yet as a complete, ten-page system, the 3D RPG solves all of the problems of associated with the RPGs today such as updating and management of a PC or NPC, over-complexity of rules, countless examples and tables, lack of character realism, and of course the financial cost. They say that nothing in life is free. But the 3D RPG breaks all conventional rules to let our creative thoughts run free. The 3D RPG is slang for the Dice and Deck Designed RPG. 3D can be thought of as one of the most simplistic, yet realistic, RPGs you will ever play. The entire game is 10 pages! 3D has been defined through the standard character layout, playing cards, and combat system. The Game Master, called the Game Designer (GD) in this game, may need to construct the world setting, characters, cards, and other aspects of game-play to make the 3D game engine function. The role of the GD is to first solidify the setting, if needed, and then to act as game director such that adventure stories, plots, and character interaction can unfold. The complete character sheet is included at the end of the rules. Be sure to have the character sheet by your side when you read through the system. Take note of abbreviations too. Here we go!
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