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DASH

Dash is a condensed version of Charge that fits on a half fold brochure. With this new and streamlined format, it has never been easier to bring Charge to your table.

Read online on fari.community.

Come talk about Dash on our forum and on Discord.

DASH SRD

Also available as a system reference document, the Dash SRD is filled insightful designer notes to help you get started in making your own game Powered by Charge.

FEATURES

  • All the core rules of Charge, condensed in a half fold brochure format.
  • A streamlined action list ready for pickup and play.
  • A beautiful minimalist character sheet on the back cover of the pamphlet.
  • Insightful designer notes for you to design your own game Powered by Charge.

DASH JAM

The #DashJam has started, so it's time to design your own game using Dash! We are accepting submission until the end of October.

So click here, and join the jam!


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More information
StatusReleased
CategoryPhysical game
Rating
Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars
(29 total ratings)
AuthorFari RPGs
GenreRole Playing
Tagscharge-rpg, Forged in the Dark, srd, Tabletop role-playing game

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Dash (Spreads).pdf 603 kB
Dash (Pages).pdf 580 kB
Dash SRD (Spreads).pdf 594 kB
Dash SRD (Pages).pdf 572 kB
Dash (Online on fari.community)
External
Dash SRD Template (Publisher).aftemplate 1 MB
Dash SRD Template (Google Docs)
External
Dash SRD Template (Canva)
External
Dash Character Sheet (Fari.App)
External
Dash Character Keeper (Google Sheets)
External
Powered By Charge Logos (EN, FR).zip 445 kB

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DanielTsc2 years ago

What is The Danger Clock? I couldn't find how and what we use it for.

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Fari RPGs2 years ago

Clocks are a tool GMs can use to do one of the following:

  • If there's a complex obstacle that would require more than one roll to take care off, this is called a progress clock. The PCs make action rolls to fill that clock until the challenge is resolved.
  • If there's a hint of an impending danger, this is called a danger clock. The GM can fill in this clock when PCs get consequences as a result of their action rolls. When filled, the danger comes to fruition.

You can get additional information about them here.

I hope that helps!

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DanielTsc2 years ago

Thank you, it's clear now.

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W.H. Arthur2 years ago(+1)

Wow, this is such a cool SRD! It's easy to make your own games using this system.

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