<p align="center">Each player will start with 100 points to use in the auctions and build their House strengths. As with regular ADRP games, a player can choose to spend more or less points than they have available, with the difference showing up as Good or Bad Stuff. In addition to regular "Stuff", players will also be able to buy up (or sell down) their Imperial Favor.</p>

<p align="center"><b>Yet to Come</b>: More on the rules, descriptions of powers and resources.</p>

<li><i>Fealty/Background</i>: No point costs here, but if you are familiar with the setting, you can choose a background among one of the ~DownBelow factions (Earl's Court, Ratspeakers, Sewer Folk, etc. Requires GM oversight). Not required of you, but GM's approval required.</ul></p>

<p>To see some examples, see the stats for the [AmberNeverwhereCharacters|characters from the two playtests].</p>

** **[http://www.stargatesg1rpg.com/resources/stargate-one_toe_in_the_water.pdf|One Toe in the Water]** - Stargate Demo Adventure, hosted in pdf format on Alderac's Stargate RPG site.

** **[http://www.stargatesg1rpg.com/resources/stargate-one_toe_in_the_water.pdf|One Toe in the Water]** - Stargate Demo Adventure, hosted in pdf format on Alderac's Stargate RPG site.

** **[http://www.stargatesg1rpg.com/resources/stargate-one_toe_in_the_water.pdf|One Toe in the Water]** - Stargate Demo Adventure, hosted in pdf format on Alderac's Stargate RPG site.

** **[http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/buffy/buffystuff/roleplaygame/index.shtml|I of the Beholder]** - The Official ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' RPG demo game, hosted along with Quick Start Rules (which I originally condensed from the manuscript to run the game pre-release at Origins 2002) on the BBC Cult TV website. I've been told the rules are one of the most complete Quick Starts out there, with essentially all the basic rules minus character creation. That could be because I didn't realize it was going to be used beyond the Origins demo, and so I just kept including more and more material to make sure GMs seeing the system for the first time could handle whatever the players came up with. So that worked out well, in hindsight. At the time, this was to be the first in a series of adventures used to advertise the release of the game, which is why I wrote the examples in the rules to reflect characters and situations from the campaign to follow. The campaign was never published, but I was

** **[http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/buffy/buffystuff/roleplaygame/index.shtml|I of the Beholder]** - The Official ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' RPG demo game, hosted along with Quick Start Rules (which I originally condensed from the manuscript to run the game pre-release at Origins 2002) on the BBC Cult TV website. I've been told the rules are one of the most complete Quick Starts out there, with essentially all the basic rules minus character creation. That could be because I didn't realize it was going to be used beyond the Origins demo, and so I just kept including more and more material to make sure GMs seeing the system for the first time could handle whatever the players came up with. So that worked out well, in hindsight. At the time, this was to be the first in a series of adventures used to advertise the release of the game, which is why I wrote the examples in the rules to reflect characters and situations from the campaign to follow. The campaign was never published, but I was

<h3>First, the Free Stuff!</h3>

** **[http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/buffy/buffystuff/roleplaygame/index.shtml|I of the Beholder]** - The Official ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' RPG demo game, hosted along with Quick Start Rules (which I originally condensed from the manuscript to run the game pre-release at Origins 2002) on the BBC Cult TV website. I've been told the rules are one of the most complete Quick Starts out there, with essentially all the basic rules minus character creation. That could be because I didn't realize it was going to be used beyond the Origins demo, and so I just kept including more and more material to make sure GMs seeing the system for the first time could handle whatever the players came up with. So that worked out well, in hindsight. At the time, this was to be the first in a series of adventures used to advertise the release of the game, which is why I wrote the examples in the rules to reflect characters and situations fr

<h3>First, the Free Stuff!</h3>

<h3>First, the Free Stuff!</h3>

<h3>First, the Free Stuff!</h3>

** **[http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/buffy/buffystuff/roleplaygame/index.shtml|I of the Beholder]** - The Official ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' RPG demo game, hosted along with Quick Start Rules (which I originally condensed from the manuscript to run the game pre-release at Origins 2002) on the BBC Cult TV website. I've been told the rules are one of the most complete Quick Starts out there, essentially all the basic rules minus character creation. That could be because I didn't realize it was going to be used beyond the Origins demo, and so I just kept including more and more material to make sure GMs seeing the system for the first time could handle whatever the players came up with. So that worked out well, in hindsight. At the time, this was to be the first in a series of adventures used to advertise the release of the game, which is why I wrote the examples in the rules to reflect characters and situations from th

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A recent request made me realize I should collect the list of my published works, and create a set of (hopefully growing) links to where you can find/download/buy them on the web.

** **[http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/buffy/buffystuff/roleplaygame/index.shtml|I of the Beholder]** - The Official ''Buffy the Vampire Slayer'' RPG demo game, hosted along with Quick Start Rules (which I originally condensed from the manuscript to run the game pre-release at Origins 2002) on the BBC Cult TV website. I've been told the rules are one of the most complete Quick Starts out there, essentially all the basic rules minus character creation. That could be because I didn't realize it was going to be used beyond the Origins demo, and so I just kept including more and more material to make sure GMs seeing the system for the first time could handle whatever the players came up with

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A recent request made me realize I should collect the list of my published works, and create a set of (hopefully growing) links to where you can find/download/buy them on the web.