Mano a Mano

Mano a Mano is a Role-Playing System - a set of rules for Role-Playing Games (RPGs) - created by Seth Galbraith and Benjamin Galbraith. Mano a Mano is a simple, flexible system which emphasizes realistic hand to hand combat. Mano a Mano can be used for almost any genre of RPG. http://gameartsguild.com/mano-a-mano You may create and distribute copies of Mano a Mano in this original form or with your own modifications. Anyone who receives these copies and modifications may do the same. See the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike license for details: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5

Chapters Gameplay Players and Characters Tools Rolling Dice Game Design Adventures Templates Occupations Abilities Equipment Character Creation Character Sheet Character CP Choose a Template Description Character Abilities Choosing Occupations Character Equipment Encumbrance and Movement Character Generation Example Action Damage and Health Rounds, Turns and Actions Movement Attacking Grappling Maneuvering Attacking Thrown Weapons Archery and Marksmanship Stance and Position Modifiers Armor and Weapons Mounted Combat Combat Example Character Development Developing Abilities Changing Occupations Inventory Management Making Equipment

Tables Character Sheet Template Worksheet Compact Template Size Table Character Builds Blank Equipment List Detailed Single Item Description Armor - Example Armor List Hand Weapons - Example Hand Weapons List Missile Weapons - Example Missile Weapons List Examples Make a Template Make a Character Make an Item Combat Example Other Versions Mano a Mano on a single page (This is a big page intended for searching and printing.) The Front Cover, Title Page and Back Cover can be used to print Mano a Mano as a book. The Hack and Slash RPS is based on efforts to adapt Mano a Mano to computer games. Blow by Blow a flexible combat system inspired by earlier versions of Mano a Mano. Static and print versions from August 2006 are available at http://gameartsguild.com/mano-a-mano Mano a Mano versions up to 2005.03.01 were released under the LGPL license.