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COPYRIGHT NOTICE Open Game License v 1.0 Copyright 2000, Wizards of the Coast, Inc. Fudge System Reference Document Copyright 2005, Grey Ghost Press, Inc.; Authors Steffan O’Sullivan and Ann Dupuis, with additional material by Peter Bonney, Deird’Re Brooks, Reimer Behrends, Shawn Garbett, Steven Hammond, Ed Heil, Bernard Hsiung, Sedge Lewis, Gordon McCormick, Kent Matthewson, Peter Mikelsons, Anthony Roberson, Andy Skinner, Stephan Szabo, John Ughrin., Dmitri Zagidulin FATE (Fantastic Adventures in Tabletop Entertainment) copyright 2003 by Evil Hat Productions; Authors Robert Donoghue and Fred Hicks eFudge 1999 Tranlated by: Santi Martínez “Yago”, José Antonio Estarelles, Enrique M. González, Xoota y Rodabilsa. Fudge DS revised by Pablo Jaime Conill Querol. All FUDGE DS text boxes are written by Pablo Jaime Conill Querol and considered Open Game License, except for the manoeuvres “Bloqueo”, “Golpe en el Aire” and “Asfixiar”, written by Ryback and the manoeuvre “fintar”, written by Jon “Bandido” Perojo. <strong>Hispania</strong> written and illustrated by Ana Rosa Rodriguez and Juan Antonio Perojo for the CreaFUDGE Contest. All the content referred to <strong>Hispania</strong> setting is considered Product Identity. All the rules and the rule adaptations of the setting (even those found in the aforementioned pages) are considered Open Content.
INDICE: 3 Capítulo 1: Introducción 6 Historia y cronología 7 La Iberia Cartaginesa 8 ¡Llegan los Romanos! 8 <strong>Hispania</strong>, entre Cartago y Roma 9 <strong>Hispania</strong> se rebela 11 Viriato, la rebelión de Lusitania 13 Guerra en Numancia Y Calagurris 14 Julio Cesar En <strong>Hispania</strong> 15 Guerras Cántabras: 17 <strong>Hispania</strong> Romanizada 17 Capítulo 2: tribus de hispania 22 Tribus 22 Celtas 22 Iberos 22 EL EJÉRCITO 23 Organización militar 24 La guerra de guerrillas 28 El guerrero 28 VIDA Y COSTUMBRES 29 El carácter de las tribus celtas e iberas 29 Vida en el poblado 34 Calendario 35 Lenguas 35 INDICE: Comida 35 Bodas 36 Remedios medicinales y rituales 37 Capítulo 3: la república romana 38 EL EJERCITO EN LA REPÚBLICA 39 La Legio 39 Organización 39 El campamento 42 El ejército en marcha 43 El combate 44 VIDA Y COSTUMBRES ROMANAS 45 Vida cotidiana 45 Calendario y Horario 46 Gastronomía Romana 47 La medicina Romana 49 El matrimonio 52 Diversión 53 Capítulo 4: Sistema de Juego 56 Tiradas 56 Tiradas contra una dificultad 57 Tiradas Opuestas 58 Resultados críticos y pifias 59 Puntos Fudge 59 Experiencia 59 hispania 5
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DIVERSIÓN Los Juegos. El circo En
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Dioclés, auriga procedente de la L
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tirada siempre se hace con 4 dados
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Resultados críticos y pifias Cuand
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Pasamos a detallarlo: Dorugas, un j
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es en esta época el mantenerse con
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Alerta (Per) Estar en guardia y vig
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Código (especificar) (Per) Esta ha
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Entrenar (Vol) Habilidad para ense
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Esta habilidad comprende varias act
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Metales (Int) Conocimiento de las p
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ɤ Seguir el rastro a una persona,
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Dones “-Aníbal sabía cómo cons
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mayoría de la gente así como tene
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Es capaz de aplicar su conocimiento
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Poeta Es un poeta de cierta reputac
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Limitaciones “Es mucho mejor ser
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Cicatero (clave) Gastar dinero le p
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Hablando claro, el pj es narcolepsi
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Incómodo con los romanos (clave) A
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No le gusta la sangre (clave) Al pa
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y los evitará siempre que pueda. S
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Monedas Ibéricas AS Moneda íbera,
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ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ
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La nave mas común para el comercio
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Tabla de Accesorios y Vestimentas A
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Cuchillo afalcatado Este cuchillo s
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pieza, que iba formando escamas has
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sola greba (en una pierna) esto, no
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Los disciplinados legionarios roman
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dura. Se suele ver en ilustraciones
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Buccina La buccina era un instrumen
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Por lo general el soldado romano se
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que podría alcanzar alrededor de l
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Escala Llamaremos escala a la difer
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Recomendamos que una vez tirada la
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de manera despiadada (que realmente
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Ejemplo: Media docena de jinetes se
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Armas, Armaduras y Escudos Armas ib
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Tipo de Fortificación o Edificio F
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Puntos acumulados Si se falla la ti
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falárica) da un +2 a la FO del gol
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Esta organización se mantuvo hasta
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El aceite y el vino Estrabón, cita
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ɤ ɤ Industria La industria que fl
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se rediseña una nueva planta, ya q
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capital de un convento jurídico qu
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el ejército, y empezando por los l
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La incontestable geometría rectang
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Poco a poco este asentamiento milit
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Bilbilis Bílbilis fue una ciudad p
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Escipión Násica. Julio César le
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Éste era Caro según nos narra Api
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Jerarquia Social ROMA El consulado
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Año Consules. 149 ɤ Manius Manili
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Año Consules. 81 ɤ Gnaeus Corneli
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Hispania Romanizada La organizació
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a jefes y nobles, dirimían disputa
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Sin embargo, lo que mejor caracteri
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El rito funerario siempre es el mis
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ɤ monumento antiguo lo representa
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Otro texto del autor griego cuenta
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chó a la península a batallar jun
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Historia Los orígenes de Quinto Ju
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Bética, en busca de Fabius, de que
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Publio Cornelio Escipión Emiliano
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to. La mayor parte de su vida y de
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Destacó en ese contexto la figura
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Se podían utilizar tanto elefantes
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ɤ Dones y Limitaciones: ɓ Escala
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Las tropas arrasan todo lo que encu
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Nombres Aquí dejamos una cantidad
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ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ
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ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ
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ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ ɤ Tibaste, Íber
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Nomina Acilius Aebutius Aelius Aemi
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Masculino Femenino Significado Dola
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Masculino Femenino Significado Rall
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Maestro cazador Un hombre capaz de
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Despojo humano No es que algunos no
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Sabio “La sabiduría consiste en
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libros Bibliografia La ventura de l
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