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The Grantville Disaster was the result of what humans of the day would have called criminal negligence. Caused
by a shard of cosmic garbage, a discarded fragment of what, for lack of a better term, could be called a work of art. A
shaving, you might say, from a sculpture. The Assiti fancied their solipsist amusements with the fabric of spacetime. They
were quite oblivious to the impact of their “art” on the rest of the universe.
The Assiti would be exterminated, eighty-five million years later, by the Fta Tei. Ironically, the Fta Tei were a col-
lateral branch of one of the human race’s multitude of descendant species. Their motive, however, was not revenge. The
Fta Tei knew nothing of their origins on a distant planet once called Earth, much less a minor disaster which had
occurred there. The Fta Tei exterminated the Assiti simply because, after many stern warnings, they persisted in practic-
ing their dangerous and irresponsible art.
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Eric Flint’s 1632 Resource Guide and Role Playing Game is copyright (c) 2004 by Jonathan M. Thompson.
1632 is copyright (c) 2000 Eric Flint and used here under license. All rights reserved. This document may not
be published or disseminated, in whole or in part, without the express written permission of Battlefield Press, Inc.
ISBN 0-9721419-4-4. For more information, visit the official Eric Flint’s 1632 Resource Guide and Role Playing
Game web site at www.battlefieldpress.com/1632.htm. Action!, Action! Approved, Action! Core, Action! Ready,
Action! System, Instant Action!, Total Action! and associated logos are trademarks owned by Gold Rush Games.
All maps were created using Profantasy’s Campaign Cartographer. Action! System rules created by Mark Arsenault
& Patrick Sweeney. Action! Core rules written by Mark Arsenault, Patrick Sweeney & Ross Winn. Additional
development by Margaret Arsenault, Justin Bacon, Stefano Bartoletti, Bill Beane, Christian Conkle, Jim Crocker,
Albert Deschesne, Michael Eckert, Sean Patrick Fannon; Bruce Harlick, Spike Y. Jones, Steven Long, Christopher
McGlothlin, M.Ed., Marcus Pregent, Lou Prosperi, Mikko Rautalahti, Gareth-Michael Skarka, Tomas Skucas,
Rob Stone, Chris Weible, Ross Winn.
Eric Flint’s 1632 Resource Guide and Role Playing Game is published by Battlefield Press, Inc., 130 East
Slattery Blvd., Shreveport, LA 71104
Open Content: The following material is declared open content - All of Chapter One, Two, Three, Four,
Seven, Eight and Appendix One. All other material is closed and cannot be redistributed without written permis-
sion of Battlefield Press, Inc.
Designation of Product Identity: The following items are designated Product Identity (PI) in accordance
with Chapter 1(e) of the Open Gaming License, version 1.0; Any and all logos, identifying marks and trade dress,
including all the 1632 products and product names any elements of 1632, including, but not limited to Eric
Flint’s 1632 Resource Guide and Role Playing Game, races, geographic locations, capitalized names, historical
events, any and all stories, storylines, thematic elements, documents within the game world, quotes from charac-
ters or documents, and dialogue; all artwork, symbols, designs, depictions, illustrations, maps and cartography,
likenesses poses, Clan or factional mons, logos, symbols, or graphic designs, except such elements that already
appear in the Action! System Reference Document and are already OGC by appearing there. The above product
identity is not open gaming content.
Author:
Jonathan M. Thompson
Additional Materials:
Leonard Hollar, Eric Flint, Cheryl Daetwyler, Anna Dobritt, Mark Arsenault, Patrick
Sweeny, Ross Winn, Walt Boyes, Michael Scott, John Zeek, Sidney Kuhn, Kerryn Offord, Christopher Helton,
Virginia Demarce.
Editors:
Leonard Hollar, Christopher Helton, Anna Dobritt
Cover Art
:
Brent Chumley
Interior Art:
Richard A. Spake
Layout:
Paul Arden Lidberg
Maps:
Cheryl Daetwyler and Anna Dobritt
Playtesters:
Jonathan M. Thompson, Adam R. Thompson, Wanda Thompson, Leonard Hollar, Eric Flint, Cheryl
Daetwyler, Anna Dobritt, Mark Arsenault, Patrick Sweeny, Ross Winn, Walt Boyes, Michael Scott, B.L. Sisemore,
Edward McBrayer, Walter M. Scott III, Karen D. Morton, Chris Welch, Barry Brown, Karen Lineske, Mark
Lineske, Matthew Tessier, Sidney Kuhn, Kerryn Offord, Jessica Styons.
Special Thanks:
Special thanks go out to the 1632Tech list on the Baen Bar and several other people that helped by
giving me advice, technical support, and emotional support on this project.
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
5
Chapter Four: Economics and Wealth
94
Forward by Eric Flint
5
Money
94
Family, A short story by John Zeek
6
Wealth System
94
What’s A Role-playing Game?
17
Weapons
96
What Do I Need to Play?
17
Weapon Lists
100
About the Action! System
17
Armor
104
About Battlefield Press
17
Armor List
105
About the Author
17
Vehicles
112
How Does Action! System Work?
18
Miscellaneous Goods
106
Clothing
106
Chapter One: Attributes
22
Food
109
Body Group
22
Lodging
109
Basic Strength Table
22
Mind Group
22
Chapter Five: Cities of Note
118
Attribute Scores
23
Grantville
118
Buying Attributes
23
Places of Interest
119
Attribute Values
23
Club 250
119
Derived Attributes
24
North Central
High School
Basic Move Table
26
119
Thuringen Gardens
121
Chapter Two: Traits
28
Jena
121
About Traits
28
Places of Interest
121
Innate or Developed?
28
Collegium Jenense
121
Advantages
29
Badenburg
121
Disadvantages
41
Saalfeld
126
Trait List
53
Rudolstadt
126
Chapter Three: Skills
55
Chapter Six: Europe in 1632
129
Skill Groups
55
Skill Levels
55
Chapter Seven: Bestiary
138
Skill Levels Table
58
Buying Skills
59
Chapter Eight: Rules of Play
144
Using Skills
59
Taking Actions
144
Difficulty Levels
and Target Numbers Table
Available Actions
145
59
Action Points
174
Which Skills to Use?
60
When to Use Action Points
175
Skill List
64
What Action Points Do
176
Skill Descriptions
66
Gaining Action Points
176
Combat
153
DEF Modifiers Table
153
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Combat Modifiers Table
154
Scout
185
Damage
159
Soldier (Up-time)
186
Hit Locations
158
Soldier (Down-time)
186
Random Hit Location Table
158
Aimed Shot Modifiers
158
Appendix Two:
Characters from the novel
Inanimate Objects
163
187
Object AV/Hits Table
164
Balthazar Abrabanel
187
Vehicle Combat
165
Gustavus Adolphus
187
Vehicle Tables
170
Jimmy Anderson
188
The Environment
172
Eddie Cantrell
188
Maps and Figures
174
Dan Frost
189
Adventures
177
Jeff Higgins
189
Storyline
177
Gretchen Richter Higgins
190
Scenes
179
Frank Jackson
190
More GM Tips
179
Alexander Mackay
191
Experience Points
180
Julie Sims Mackay
191
Experience Point
Awards Table
Melissa Mailey
192
182
James Nichols
192
Character
Improvement Costs
Mike Stearns
193
182
Rebecca Abrabanel Stearns
193
Larry Wild
195
Appendix One:
Quick Play Character Templates
Appendix Three
196
183
Introductory Adventure:
The Last Valley
Doctor
183
196
Farmer
184
Glossary
202
Inquisitor
184
Open Gaming License
207
Law Enforcement
185
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