WolfThunder
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Since: Jun, 2013
#2: Sep 27th 2018 at 11:54:42 PM
This sounds more like it should be brought up in Yack Fest.
The storm has now resided, the wolf now rests.
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So I was working on an idea I had involving Dwarven work songs (I'm still researching the subject, I have no idea what Tolkein was thinking) when I had this random thought: A game in which, instead of dice, success or failure is determined by the players' ability to sing. Essentially a Tabletop Rhythm Game.
However, I'm not quite sure how to accomplish it. Certain things are easy enough; challenges may require the characters themselves to sing, such as infiltrating a mine and having to sing along with the workers to avoid detection or needing to learn a password in song, or there may be persuasion events that will go better if the player presents his case as a song. Other things are trickier, though. How would I handle combat? I can't exactly have the players get up and have a dance-off every time. Characters could have their own theme song, but what would be the advantage?
If anyone is willing to offer up rule ideas, I'd be grateful.