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Tag Archives: levels
Ability Tuesday-Petty Enchant
The most common enchants in Mind Weave are those which merely enhance an object’s intended purpose. These are called Petty Enchants and they can be used to make swords sharper, bows springier, arrows swifter, armor harder, and lock picks nimbler, … Continue reading →
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Tagged ability, character, d&d, dnd, enchant, enchanter, enhancement, levels, magic, Mind Weave, pluses, role playing, rpg
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Tutorials for Group Games
Last week I finally bought Artemis Bridge Simulator, something I have meant to do for some time. It’s an amazing game, you should check it out. However, it could be argued that it has one major flaw: no tutorial. I’d … Continue reading →
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Tagged Artemis, Browser Based, character, game, game design, levels, Mind Weave, programming, roleplaying, roleplaying game, rpg, tutorial, Video Games, word of mouth
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