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Dragon Age Pen and Paper System Interview at GameBanshee

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Dragon Age Pen and Paper System Interview at GameBanshee

Interview - posted by Edward_R_Murrow on Tue 26 May 2009, 02:48:08

Tags: Dragon Age: Origins

Suprise, suprise....more Dragon Age news, this time an <a href="http://gamebanshee.com/interviews/dragonagerpg1.php"interview by GameBanshee[/url] with one of the folks at Green Ronin, the company developing a tabletop RPG for the Dragon Age setting.

Like D&D and indeed many games over the years, Dragon Age is a class and level system. Like the computer game, the RPG features three classes: mage, rogue, and warrior. It’s different in many ways. It uses six-sided dice only, it uses a spell point system instead of Vancian magic, and it has no alignment system for starters.
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So the computer game and the tabletop game share certain core conceits, but from the beginning BioWare understood that our game couldn’t just be a transliteration of theirs. The lead designer told me straight up that I wouldn’t want to use their resolution system, for example. So you’ll see the same spells and classes, but you shouldn’t assume that everything is just like it is in Dragon Age: Origins.​
Expanding an IP into a multimedia operation before it's even released it's first product...bold business move, or more in the same vein as games being announced as trilogies before the first is even released/successful?
Spotted at: Gamebanshee

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