Sounds awesome, guy! Hope things take off for ya! :3

Sounds promising. :)

Oh, and hope everything turns out well for you. Good luck!

Oh cool I can't wait to see this. :o

Good luck, fella.

Sounds good, wish you luck ;o

Congratz, I wish you luck with the rest

And I hope at least Beta is going to be open for public testing ^^

glhf!

More than a little interested in this. when you have it translated into English, I've got 20+ years as both a GM and a player, and believe myself to be a good gauge of whether a game is well-balanced and fun. I'd really appreciate being given the chance to read over these rules and see how they feel.

While I am not sure of the state of the classic RPG industry in Europe, I can safely say that the trend here in the US is towards fairly simplified rules with extremely clear-cut definitions of what can be done where, as opposed to about 6 - 10 years ago where the trend was towards increasing complexity of rules. I'm wondering where your game stands on this, and whether other places in the world outside the US/Canada area are following the same trend.

Overall, thank you very much, as it's rare to see anyone working towards a new RPG these days. I wish you and your team luck and fortune on this!

Yours,
Mika Kyubi
Kitsune-at-Large

Well, the system i work on is complex in sum ways and quite easy in others. While damage is being dealt by numbers of Successes (minus save roll from the target and any Maluses and plus any multiplicators) rolled again as W6, complexity is being added by possibility to stack armor, upgrade weapons and do silly stuff in melee fight (like kicking sumone in the bawls :o). My goal is to create a system where people dont have to take a look in the book every 5 mins to see how much damage sumthig does and so on. The 7 Magic schools work same as that, where number of Successes are being rolld again as W6 to roll out the damage, but to avoid people bombing everything away with level 1 spell, the number of possible successes are limited for each level of Spells. Currently im down to 15 spells pro School but ill see in the test rounds how it works out ;3

I see. It reminds me a little, from your description, of White Wolf's "World of Darkness" and "Exalted" games, where the number of successes determines a lot about effects. I've yet to see a system where someone needs to consult the rules more than once, but then, I game with people who tend to read the book cover to cover before playing the game so they learn the mechanics of the system before playing.

I am still very much interested in reading through this system, once it is translated into English.

Thanks!