Role-Playing Instruction

a. The commander of the Army in a wargame.
b. The player who sets up & referees the adventure.
c. The master of the dungeon where everyone get tortured.
d. A geek who has nothing better to do.

a. It gives the character bonus dice rolls.
b. Increases when you see a scary monster.
c. A running total that increase a character's abilities.
d. Lets the player win the game.

a. A collection of all the adventures for the character.
b. A battle that last for a long time.
c. When the character takes a trip or voyage.
d. The end of the game.

a. The players alter-ego.
b. Your best friend.
c. The Game Master's punching bag.
d. Someone who knows everything.

a. Modern espionage.
b. Fantasy.
c. Old West.
d. Soap Opera.

a. An excuse to get drunk.
b. A scene of complete chaos.
c. When the group of players get together.
d. When characters attack each other.

a. Combat, traps, etc.
b. A lot of arguing.
c. A way to make bets.
d. Monster bashing.

a. Steve Jackson.
b. Bill Gates.
c. Gary Gygax.
d. Jimmy Carter.

a. Only in-character communication.
b. A mix of minimum and maximum role playing.
c. Only out-of-character dialogue.
d. A mix of good and evil alignments.