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https://www.everyculture.com/
 
Still one of the best and most useful sites ive ever found

https://www.everyculture.com/
 
Still one of the best and most useful sites ive ever found

https://www.shapeways.com/product/MTYVW5N7T/fibonacci-dice-d6-and-d8
 
Nothing beats Fibonacci Dice

I know at one time there was a "Mythic Hero" book in the works that sounded like it would be interesting (though it sounded like something that would operate at a much higher power level than I'm personally interested in).
 
More generically, I'd like to see more guidance / advice in the "how to" department when it comes to designing a campaign setting.  In particular, providing additional guidance that would help new GMs on things like:  determining effectiveness caps (and everything that goes in to determining a power / attack's "effectiveness), advice on designing magic systems (again with an eye toward managing effectiveness and creating the flavor that the GM wants).  These are all things that, as a new player/GM I have found challenging.

I want to see a Genre Simulation How to book
 
What are the max active points for a star wars setting vs a Star Trek Setting
How do you reach that decision?  In a Yoda vs Q scenario, who wins?
Is 60 active points to much for basic jedi? Whats the active point cap on the Emperor or Darth Vader?
Is a phaser deadlier then a star wars blaster? how does the active point limits reflect that?
 
How do I use the rules to define setting?
 
I'd love to see several well designed and complete campaign guides. Say for a Historical Rome/Greek Setting, a crusades era setting similar to the Mongoliad series. Add in Clan Feuds in England, the American wild west, World war 1 and 2, a recon setting for Vietnam. X files, mid 70's cop drama like Starskey and Hutch etc. Even some space opera for Flash Gordon,  Star wars, Battlestar Galactica etc
 
A clearly worded and defined guide to how to set up the background rules set to emulate some of the most popular IP out there with explanations and why the rules are adjusted to specific levels and how those levels affect/alter the overall game would be ideal.
 

I want to see a Genre Simulation How to book
 
What are the max active points for a star wars setting vs a Star Trek Setting
How do you reach that decision?  In a Yoda vs Q scenario, who wins?
Is 60 active points to much for basic jedi? Whats the active point cap on the Emperor or Darth Vader?
Is a phaser deadlier then a star wars blaster? how does the active point limits reflect that?
 
How do I use the rules to define setting?
 
I'd love to see several well designed and complete campaign guides. Say for a Historical Rome/Greek Setting, a crusades era setting similar to the Mongoliad series. Add in Clan Feuds in England, the American wild west, World war 1 and 2, a recon setting for Vietnam. X files, mid 70's cop drama like Starskey and Hutch etc. Even some space opera for Flash Gordon,  Star wars, Battlestar Galactica etc
 
A clearly worded and defined guide to how to set up the background rules set to emulate some of the most popular IP out there with explanations and why the rules are adjusted to specific levels and how those levels affect/alter the overall game would be ideal.
 

APG I     Page 57 ATTACKS AGAINST ALTERNATE : CHARACTERISTICS 
 
This page also covers
Alternate Characteristic Entangles: A character attempting to break out of one of these alternate Characteristic Entangles uses the indicated Characteristic in exactly the same way that STR works against normal Entangles. This costs END at the standard rate of 1 per 10 Active Points used (including the base 10 points the character gets “for free” in the Characteristic). (He may also use his Characteristic Casually; see 6E1 131-32)
 
So thats probably what you're looking for.
 
If you have Adobe Acrobat (reader or pro/dc) CTRL+Shift+F and select your folder under browse for location and you can search your entire Hero PDF directory for specific phrasing

APG I     Page 57 ATTACKS AGAINST ALTERNATE : CHARACTERISTICS 
 
This page also covers
Alternate Characteristic Entangles: A character attempting to break out of one of these alternate Characteristic Entangles uses the indicated Characteristic in exactly the same way that STR works against normal Entangles. This costs END at the standard rate of 1 per 10 Active Points used (including the base 10 points the character gets “for free” in the Characteristic). (He may also use his Characteristic Casually; see 6E1 131-32)
 
So thats probably what you're looking for.
 
If you have Adobe Acrobat (reader or pro/dc) CTRL+Shift+F and select your folder under browse for location and you can search your entire Hero PDF directory for specific phrasing

APG I     Page 57 ATTACKS AGAINST ALTERNATE : CHARACTERISTICS 
 
This page also covers
Alternate Characteristic Entangles: A character attempting to break out of one of these alternate Characteristic Entangles uses the indicated Characteristic in exactly the same way that STR works against normal Entangles. This costs END at the standard rate of 1 per 10 Active Points used (including the base 10 points the character gets “for free” in the Characteristic). (He may also use his Characteristic Casually; see 6E1 131-32)
 
So thats probably what you're looking for.
 
If you have Adobe Acrobat (reader or pro/dc) CTRL+Shift+F and select your folder under browse for location and you can search your entire Hero PDF directory for specific phrasing

Just saw this thread and purchased my copy
 
Talked a few friends into ordering one as well