ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Your best friend Richard Pullman returns with a new friend and a whole new set of questions. We're delving into his Fallout RPG system/hack, which seeks to improve and correct on previous attempts at capturing the Fallout glory.
This includes:
- How to make use of the d100 in a meaningful way
- How to handle crazy character creation ideas
- Creating for the hell of it
- Releasing early and creating new versions
- Changing the initiative game
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