Who Would Like This?
Anyone that loves to READ and WRITE about Medieval Fantasy will love this game. Of course, lovers of Dungeons & Dragons, (D&D), Pathfinder, Runequest, Choose your Own Adventure (CYOA), Interactive Fiction (IF) and Text Based MMORPGs will find ROK II very familiar.
What About Special Needs?
ROK II has an added bonus, a carefully created user friendly interface that caters for immediate play.
Special needs are catered for in this game. Those with social anxiety,
autism or other challenges such as
visual impairment (blind) may find it a great way to relieve some stress as there is not pressure to keep up with everyone else.
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ROK II has within it: automated dice, full character sheet, stats, skills development, a city to explore, relationships to build, battles to fight, mysteries to solve, and so forth. Your own imagination is your limit! Please see our Videos below or our
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Current RPG Talk:
A Sentimental Value: Lucky Rabbit FootThe man, with wrinkled and dark skin like old leather, smiled with a strange expression as he ruffled his hair.
- Things can always get a lot worse -he said as he laid a stuffed rabbit's foot in his hand- but we can always put luck on our side. Here. Always carry this, and you'll see that even in the worst of times, something good will turn up.
He was barely eight or nine years old, and he had just broken a small wooden sword that his father had given him before he left. It was the only toy he had, and it had been months since his father had left. He had spent quite a while pouting until the old village tinsmith, Fredrik, came over to comfort him. Since then he had often caressed the silky paw a few times. He no longer believed that luck would magically give him something good for every bad experience he had, but he was comforted by the thought that something better always comes along. From that moment when old Fredrik gave it to him, he had always carried it in his pocket.
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