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ZWEIHANDER Grim &

Perilous RPG:

Revised Core

Rulebook [R.A.R]

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From Forbes.com:These days, Dungeons and Dragons defaults into a high fantasy mode. Films

like Harry Potter and the adaptations of J.R.R. Tolkien's works have installed the idea of flashy

magic and epic quests into the minds of many fantasy fans. It wasn't always this way. Low fantasy,

such as the Fahfrd and the Grey Mouser series and the adventures of Conan The Barbarian,

influenced earlier editions of tabletop RPGs as much in the earlier days of the hobby. Gamers who

are hungry for a game where characters must hold on for dear life through a deadly learning curve

until they can truly call themselves adventurers will find a lot to love in the Zweihander RPG.The

classes also aren't ones exactly sound like the types of people who should make their livings as

wandering adventurers. A Cultist or a Bounty Hunter probably already has the kind of skills to

survive in a cave full of monsters, but a Fop or Valet seems to be more likely to end up bleeding

out in the dark. The key to new characters is their survival to the expert levels which all feel a bit

more like the fantasy heroes fans are used to. Persevere to these levels and that Bounty Hunter

becomes an Assassin or that Fop becomes a Grail Knight. Zweihander makes even the smallest

success or advancement feel better given everyone's humble beginnings.Each character also gets

a Dooming, which is a prophecy at 10 years old that tells the child how they will die. The tables for

these are full of deliciously vague statements like 'you shall see thine death twice' or 'beware the

black stallion' that a good GM can insert to tense up their group. A player with the former doom will

tense up the second time they meet any NPC while one with the latter doom will start sweating

bullets the moment they realize their generous lord has a black stallion on their heraldry.

Zweihander drips with flavor in these moments and even when the character is made up of

random bits rolled from a chart, it's hard to walk away from character creation without at least one

interesting hook to play.The default setting is caught between the forces of Order and Chaos.

Each character gains a personality trait connected to one of these alignments. They act like

dramatic poles that the player can switch through depending on how they are feeling that day.

Some days, a character might feel witty, other days they might feel scorn. Whenever a character

acts in accordance with one, they gain levels toward that alignment. Acting toward the order side

of things gives a character a fate point, which offers the rare opportunity to buck the randomness

of the system and shrug off a bad die roll or a fatal blow. Embracing chaos means mutations,

addictions and more as the character is warped by their choices. Smart GMs will avoid clear cut

choices between good and evil, instead offering the harder choices that have plagued fans of

Bioware games for decades.Roleplaying veterans might get a sense of familiarity here. There are

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a few modern tweaks ad