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BioWare, BioWare logo, and Dragon Age are trade- marks of EA International Studio and Publishing Ltd. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Green Ronin, Adventure Game Engine, and their associated logos are trademarks of Green Ronin Publishing. Printed in Canada. Green ronin PublishinG S. Othello St. Suite , Seattle, WA www. In Dragon Age you and your friends take on the personas of warriors, mages, and rogues in the world of Thedas and try to make your names by overcoming sinister foes and deadly challenges. You may face down one of the vile dark- spawn in ancient dwarven ruins, engage in a duel of wits with an Orlesian noble, or uncover the secrets of the Fade. You may win renown or you may die alone in the trackless wilderness. Whatever your fate, your story is your own to tell. In Dragon Age you make the choices and try to survive the consequences.

What Is a Roleplaying Game? The action is similar to computer role- playing games. You will play a character who goes on exciting and dangerous adventures in a fantasy world. The differ- ence is that you do it all with your imagination instead of a computer. One person must be the Game Master GM. The GM presents the story and acts as a referee. Those remaining are the players. Each player makes a character and roleplays him or her in the ensuing adventures. Keep reading and by the time you finish the introduction, you should understand the basics of tabletop roleplaying and the Dragon Age RPG. Thedas has also been explored in novels from Tor Books and comics from Dark Horse.

If you are not familiar with Thedas, never fear. If you are a fan of the video games, novels, and comics, so much the better! Getting Started The first thing you need is a group of friends to play with, and one of you must take on the role of Game Master, or GM. While you can play with as small a group as one GM and one player, the game works best with one GM and three to five players. It is possible to play with more players, but that can slow down the pace of the game. The GM has a key position, so try to make sure that they really wants the job. The GM and only the GM should read that part of the book. In Dragon Age your character has the potential to become a great hero of Thedas, but begins as just another hungry adventurer scrab- bling for glory. You do not get to start play as an Inquisitor or a Grey Warden. Your character is your primary responsibility as a player in an RPG.

This is your alter ego in the world of Thedas. Over the course of many game sessions, your character will grow and change, but every hero needs a starting point. That is exactly what ChaPter 1: CharaCter Creation provides, giving you not only game stats—the abilities and corresponding numbers that tell you what your character is good at—but also a char- acter concept, starting goals, and ties to other Player Charac- ters. Once play begins, the portrayal and development of your character is all up to you. Playing your character, achieving goals, and navigating the perils of a fantasy world—this is the fun of playing an RPG. The Game Master will describe a situation, framing a scene for one or more of the Player Characters.

It is then up to you to decide what your character does and why. You tell the GM what you want to do, as do the other players, and then you all work out what happens. Sometimes, you use dice to resolve actions. Other times, you simply interact with the other players and the characters portrayed by the GM, which are known as Non-Player Characters, or NPCs. When you create your character, you will decide on some traits and goals as a starting point. You can then flesh out your PC; there are two basic approaches to this.

The first is to paint your character in a few broad strokes and then jump right in to playing. The second approach is to come up with a lot of details and role- playing ideas before the first session. If you can come to the table with a good idea of who your character is before the first die is rolled, that can help get the game going. However you approach your character, playing the game will help you refine your ideas. After you have played your char- acter for a while, you should have a strong sense of person- ality and an intuitive sense of what your character would do in a particular situation. Of course, not all situations present easy choices. It is from difficult choices that tension and drama emerge. You can think of it as a single novel or an episode of a TV show. The difference between a roleplaying adventure and a book or show is that you have authorship. It is the decisions of you and your fellow players that will drive the story to its conclusion.

A campaign is a series of interlinked adventures. If an adven- ture is a novel or TV show, a campaign is a series or a season. Some adventures may have self-contained plots, while others will tie together to tell a larger story. During a campaign the characters of the adventuring group earn experience points and gain levels. Over time they will gain more powers and abilities, face greater challenges, and perhaps gain renown for their deeds. A full Dragon Age campaign will take characters from levels 1 through 20, and provide hundreds of hours of entertainment. Example of Play What follows is an example of play with three characters. This should give you an idea of what a game of Dragon Age is like. Just follow along with the action and see how the GM uses the rolls to test the skill of the characters.

In this example Peter is the Game Master GM. Kate is playing a city elf rogue, Troy is playing a Fereldan Freeman mage, and Jess is playing an Avvar warrior. The road passes through a small forest and for a few minutes at least you find some respite in the shade the trees provide. As you emerge on the other side of the forest, you see a caravan up ahead. It is not moving, but neither has it set up camp. Kate roGue : Do I see any guards around the caravan? Peter GM : Make a PerCePtion seeinG test and tell me your result. Kate roGue : [Rolls dice] I got a Peter GM : Good roll. Your eyes quickly adjust to the sunlight and you scan the caravan. You see many carts and wagons but no people. The only things moving are the draft animals and they seem restless. I want to take a closer look. Peter GM : Just you, or are you all going? If this is a trap, better to be together than separated.

troy MaGe : I stay behind the warrior and keep an eye on the woods as we advance. Peter GM : You approach the caravan and no threats emerge. When you get close, you see the bodies. There are at least six corpses spread out around the carts. They look like dwarves. Jess Warrior : That seems strange. troy MaGe : Not really. The surface dwarves are great merchants. They buy and sell from almost everyone. Kate roGue : How did they die? Do I see any arrows sticking from the corpses? Peter GM : You can try to figure that out with a PerCePtion seeinG test or a CunninG healinG test. Peter GM : You approach one of the corpses and look it over.

The wounds were not made by weapons. Big claws. troy MaGe : Do the corpses smell? Peter GM : Now that you are closer, yes, they do. The hot sun is making it worse by the minute, too. Peter GM : Roll a PerCePtion searChinG test, Troy. troy MaGe : [Rolls dice] I got a 9. Not a great roll. Peter GM : No, not great. You find more bodies but no survivors. Jess Warrior : Maybe some of the dwarves ran away. If I watched my friends get torn open like that, I might hoof it. Kate roGue : You might be right. Kate roGue : I rolled an Peter GM : The tracks are confusing around the caravan. You can see many sets of prints, some dwarf and some from larger bipeds. troy MaGe : Bipeds with large claws. Peter GM : You do find one set of dwarf prints leaving the scene though. Whoever it was seems to have been wounded, as there are drops of blood every few feet. The trail leads off the road and back towards the forest. Kate roGue : Agreed. I will lead the way.

Peter GM : You follow the trail back into the woods. Maybe 30 feet from the edge you find a dwarf under a fallen log. He looks unconscious and wounded, but alive. troy MaGe : No time to mess around. I approach the dwarf and cast my heal spell. Peter GM : Make your casting roll. As I recall, Heal has a target number of Peter GM : You touch the prone dwarf and the healing magic spreads from your hands. troy MaGe : Easy, friend. Peter GM : The dwarf relaxes a bit and regards the three of you. Where are the rest of my friends? Jess Warrior : Can you tell us what happened? I was worried when we passed into those woods but thought we were all right once we made it through.

Then they came at us from the shadows—big brutes with claws as big as my head. After I saw three of the guards go down, I made a run for it. One of them caught me in the shoulder with a claw but I kept running. I made it to the woods and hid. After some time the screams and sounds of battle faded, then I passed out.

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This Basic Rulebook includes full 20 level advancement for all three classes, a new magic system, advice for players and GMs, and an introductory adventure so you can get started right away. You can use Fantasy AGE to run adventures in the campaign setting of your choice or a world of your own creation. A new AGE is upon us! Based on the video game franchise, this Core Rulebook includes the full rules for the Dragon Age RPG under one cover for the first time, including the Adventure Game Engine. Modern AGE is a roleplaying game that lets you have exciting adventures in any era from the Industrial Revolution to the near future. The game can handle everything from two-fisted action to urban fantasy to weird conspiracies. Modern AGE uses the Adventure Game Engine AGE , the ENnie Award-winning system made popular by the Dragon Age, Fantasy AGE, and Blue Rose RPGs. The Basic Rulebook includes a new, classless implementation of the AGE system, 20 levels of advancement, an innovative stunt system, psychic and magic powers, rules for chases, player and GM advice, and an introductory adventure so you can hit the ground running.

Options let you tune the rules for grim and gritty stories, high adventure, or something in between. Enter the Modern AGE! Aldis, the Kingdom of the Blue Rose, shines as a new light following the dark age of the Sorcerer Kings. Now, envoys of the Soverign's Finest strive to protect Aldis. Aided by the rhydan - their psychic animal allies - the champions of the Blue Rose guard the Light against the power of the Shadow. This book gives your everything you need to play. Level up your campaign with the Fantasy AGE Companion! Once you've been playing with the Basic Rulebook for a while, you'll want more options and this book has you covered. Try out one of the new races or customize your current character with new talents. Explore new specializations like the martial artist and delver, new arcana like Beast and Death, and new spells for all the existing arcana. There are also rules for chases, relationships, organizations, mass combat and much more.

The Companion is an indispensable addition to your Fantasy AGE campaign! What does every fantasy RPG campaign need? The Fantasy AGE Bestiary gives Game Masters a plethora of new foes to challenge their players, from classics like the basilisk and minotaur to new monsters like the eldritch crown and shard lord. Each creature is fully detailed, with background information, adventure hooks, game stats, and variants. This beautiful full-color hardback is the first sourcebook for the Fantasy AGE RPG and an indispensable resource for Game Masters. The Fantasy AGE Campaign Builder's Guide is an indispensable resource for aspiring and experienced Game Masters alike. It provides advice and examples on such topics as designing entertaining and effective encounters, crafting interesting locations, customizing adversaries, and much more. It also includes tables to help generate campaign elements when a bit of spontaneity and randomness is desired. Each chapter in the Campaign Builder's Guide is devoted to a different topic, each approached with a mix of advice, mechanical assistance, and ultimately ready-to-use examples.

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