New Walkabout

So, the new incarnation of the Walkabout rules...

A general pocketmod guide for players (8 pages of rules) [DONE!]
A general pocketmod guide for GMs/Oracles (6 pages of story creation ideas, 2 pages of rules) [DONE!]
A specific pocketmod guide providing depth for each of the seven starter cultures in the game (6 pages of background information and pictures, 2 pages of rules) [Work In Progress]
A specific pocketmod guide providing depth for each of the edges in the game (6 pages of background information and pictures, 2 pages of rules)[Work In Progress]
A few specific pocketmod guides describing the various dances and what they tell us about the characters who move in that way (6 pages of background, 2 pages of rules) [Not started]

Character sheets unchanged from before. [DONE!]


In game reference book for players to learn more about the world of Walkabout [Work In Progress]
Consolidated rule book with plenty of in-game examples, and clarified explanations of the rules...[A few scattered bits and pieces, needs much more work.]

Technically the game could be played in this state, but there's still lots of work to do.
 

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