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Introduction

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	~~[[File:Ogre_1.jpg]]~~

	The Open Game-Book Rules Engine's purpose is to create a set of flexible rules for game-books. When completed, these rules, will allow any author to create their own game-books concentrating on the fiction and the game themselves, without having to design a rule systems. The reader-player, in the other hand, will benefit for having one set of familiar rules.		The Open Game-Book Rules Engine's purpose is to create a set of flexible rules for game-books. When completed, these rules, will allow any author to create their own game-books concentrating on the fiction and the game themselves, without having to design a rule systems. The reader-player, in the other hand, will benefit for having one set of familiar rules.

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
			[[File:Ogre_1.jpg]]

	The Open Game-Book Rules Engine's purpose is to create a set of flexible rules for game-books. When completed, these rules, will allow any author to create their own game-books concentrating on the fiction and the game themselves, without having to design a rule systems. The reader-player, in the other hand, will benefit for having one set of familiar rules.		The Open Game-Book Rules Engine's purpose is to create a set of flexible rules for game-books. When completed, these rules, will allow any author to create their own game-books concentrating on the fiction and the game themselves, without having to design a rule systems. The reader-player, in the other hand, will benefit for having one set of familiar rules.

Ilnaras: /* License */

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License

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	Proposed: Creative Commons -SA -by (Commercial usage OK, Modifications OK)		Proposed: Creative Commons -SA -by (Commercial usage OK, Modifications OK)
	*''Not sure about the forced sharing thing with the Share Alike license. I recommend Sampling Plus (distribution OK but not commercially, only derivatives can be sold. - [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/sampling+/1.0/] )''		*''Not sure about the forced sharing thing with the Share Alike license. I recommend Sampling Plus (distribution OK but not commercially, only derivatives can be sold, so you'd have to actually create a gamebook to derive financial gain. - [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/sampling+/1.0/] )''

	== Section: Examples ==		== Section: Examples ==
	--[[User:Migueldeluis\|Migueldeluis]] 12:48, 7 December 2009 (UTC)		--[[User:Migueldeluis\|Migueldeluis]] 12:48, 7 December 2009 (UTC)

Ilnaras: /* License */

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License

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	Proposed: Creative Commons -SA -by (Commercial usage OK, Modifications OK)		Proposed: Creative Commons -SA -by (Commercial usage OK, Modifications OK)
			*''Not sure about the forced sharing thing with the Share Alike license. I recommend Sampling Plus (distribution OK but not commercially, only derivatives can be sold. - [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/sampling+/1.0/] )''

	== Section: Examples ==		== Section: Examples ==
	--[[User:Migueldeluis\|Migueldeluis]] 12:48, 7 December 2009 (UTC)		--[[User:Migueldeluis\|Migueldeluis]] 12:48, 7 December 2009 (UTC)

Migueldeluis at 19:18, 22 December 2009

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	OGRE uses normal, six sided dice, as these are the most commonly available.		OGRE uses normal, six sided dice, as these are the most commonly available.

	== ~~Section 1~~ Game-book defined ==		== Game-book defined ==

	From the Wikipedia entry on Gamebooks. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamebook]		From the Wikipedia entry on Gamebooks. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamebook]
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	(Of course, the Author can use the name he or she chooses.)		(Of course, the Author can use the name he or she chooses.)

	== ~~Section:~~ License ==		== License ==

	Proposed: Creative Commons -SA -by (Commercial usage OK, Modifications OK)		Proposed: Creative Commons -SA -by (Commercial usage OK, Modifications OK)

88.0.36.225: /* Section 2 Characters */

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Section 2 Characters

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	The OGRE system is of the this third kind of Gamebooks.		The OGRE system is of the this third kind of Gamebooks.

	== ~~Section 2~~ Characters ==		== Characters ==

	The player-reader will, usually, play 1 character.		The player-reader will, usually, play 1 character.

Migueldeluis: /* Introduction */

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Introduction

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	The Open Game-Book Rules Engine's purpose is to create a set of flexible rules for game-books. When completed, these rules, will allow any author to create their own game-books concentrating on the fiction and the game themselves, without having to design a rule systems. The reader-player, in the other hand, will benefit for having one set of familiar rules.		The Open Game-Book Rules Engine's purpose is to create a set of flexible rules for game-books. When completed, these rules, will allow any author to create their own game-books concentrating on the fiction and the game themselves, without having to design a rule systems. The reader-player, in the other hand, will benefit for having one set of familiar rules.

			OGRE uses normal, six sided dice, as these are the most commonly available.

	== Section 1 Game-book defined ==		== Section 1 Game-book defined ==

Migueldeluis: /* Attributes */

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Attributes

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	=== Attributes ===		=== Attributes ===

	1: Vigor (Strength and Health )		# Vigor (Strength and Health )
	2: Grace (Agility and Dexterity)		# Grace (Agility and Dexterity)
	3: Perception.		# Perception.
	4: Magic.		# Magic.
	5: Mental (IQ and Education)		# Mental (IQ and Education)

	Typical Values: 4 to 24, for those using 4 dice.		Typical Values: 4 to 24, for those using 4 dice.

Migueldeluis: /* Attributes */

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Attributes

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	=== Attributes ===		=== Attributes ===

	1. Vigor (Strength and Health )		1: Vigor (Strength and Health )
	2. Grace (Agility and Dexterity)		2: Grace (Agility and Dexterity)
	3. Perception.		3: Perception.
	4. Magic.		4: Magic.
	5. Mental (IQ and Education)		5: Mental (IQ and Education)

			Typical Values: 4 to 24, for those using 4 dice.

			==== Creating Attributes: ====

			* Standard "Medieval Fantasy" Hero 12 + 2 dice each

			* Standard "Young Adult Fiction" Hero (from 12 to 15 y/o) 8 + 2 dice each, perhaps more in Magic.

			* "Realistic" fiction 4 + 3 dice each

	(Of course, the Author can use the name he or she chooses.)		(Of course, the Author can use the name he or she chooses.)


	== Section: License ==		== Section: License ==

Migueldeluis at 12:49, 7 December 2009

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	(Expand these sections into pages as needed)		* (Expand these sections into pages as needed)
	(We need a logo image)		* (We need a logo image)
	(Please check spelling, grammar and style. Don't hesitate to edit as needed)		* (Please check spelling, grammar and style. Don't hesitate to edit as needed)
	(Everybody is welcome to edit or add)		* (Everybody is welcome to edit or add)
	(NEW PROPOSALS (e.g. changing a rule, or the name of attribute) SHOULD BE MADE IN ITALICS, NEXT TO THE ORIGINAL TEXT, WITHOUT DELETING IT)		* (NEW PROPOSALS (e.g. changing a rule, or the name of attribute) SHOULD BE MADE IN ITALICS, NEXT TO THE ORIGINAL TEXT, WITHOUT DELETING IT)

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
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	The Open Game-Book Rules Engine's purpose is to create a set of flexible rules for game-books. When completed, these rules, will allow any author to create their own game-books concentrating on the fiction and the game themselves, without having to design a rule systems. The reader-player, in the other hand, will benefit for having one set of familiar rules.		The Open Game-Book Rules Engine's purpose is to create a set of flexible rules for game-books. When completed, these rules, will allow any author to create their own game-books concentrating on the fiction and the game themselves, without having to design a rule systems. The reader-player, in the other hand, will benefit for having one set of familiar rules.

	== Section 1: Game-book defined ==		== Section 1 Game-book defined ==

	From the Wikipedia entry on Gamebooks. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamebook]		From the Wikipedia entry on Gamebooks. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamebook]
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	The OGRE system is of the this third kind of Gamebooks.		The OGRE system is of the this third kind of Gamebooks.

	== Section 2: Characters ==		== Section 2 Characters ==

	The player-reader will, usually, play 1 character.		The player-reader will, usually, play 1 character.