nice guide its really helpful!

Another tip to consider:

it isn't absolutely essential, but try to think of plot. What do you want the ultimate outcome to be??? will there be one, inevitable ending, or perhaps multiple? Will the story be continued in a separate RPG, or all in one? All things to consider.

Very helpful. Thank for the quide. 1+

I like this guide.
I also agree with SirNoobaLot.

What about dice?

What about dice?

What about dice?

Dice can be used in some RPGs, but really it's up to the GM's discretion. I've found that most online RPGs don't use dice, but if you would like to, you can, provided that you have your own set.
I personally own a full set of Dungeons and Dragons dice(and I'm not ashamed to admit it, either), but I still prefer not to use them. That way, it gives the OP or GM more control over the outcome of a game. I don't like the element of luck in a game, really. If a player makes a stupid mistake and you're on dice, you could roll a perfect 20 and they would win; if they make a brilliant plan and you roll a 0, they're **** out of luck. With the non-dice games, luck is taken out of the equation and the player is rewarded or punished based solely on how they play, and not on something that they have no control over.
Or at least, that's my take on the matter. You're free to draw your own conclusions.

hyper you should make a D&D game

hyper you should make a D&D game

That would take FOREVER.
Besides, I already have plans for some other RPGs. I want at least one, possibly two sequels to BOW: Lieutenants.
I was also musing about some kind of villain game, but that's still just a thought.

That would take FOREVER.
Besides, I already have plans for some other RPGs. I want at least one, possibly two sequels to BOW: Lieutenants.
I was also musing about some kind of villain game, but that's still just a thought.

it's probably because i really want to play D&D *sigh*

but i have some planned when i get beck from vacation