So, there are a lot of add ons for these books. While there are the simple hunters, there are hunter teams, and groups, and backers, and, well, jist a lot. So do you start it all at once, or do you drip feed the extra stuff in as people get comfy with the game?
I've been reading a lot of LITRPG book lately ( I mean, a LOT. It's a problem.) and in most of them, there is a system, that the players interact with. In most roleplaying games, the system is meta, outside the universe. The Barbarian doesn't know his strength is an 18, the player does. The super doesn't think in character that his flight of five allows him to go no faster than 500 miles an hour, but the player takes that into account.
I understand that technically, you could make any game this way, allow the characters to see their own sheets, but are there any games DESIGNED this way, that the rules etc are front facing to the characters?
I'm looking for something simple, for a 2-3 hour one shot. One page is perfectly fine. Basic idea is small group of people trying to fight back against over whelming force. Survival not required.
