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a roleplaying game about playing goblins, loosely based on some rules of the black hack.
https://github.com/brunobord/the-gobz-hack

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a roleplaying game about playing goblins, loosely based on some rules of the black hack.

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# the gobz hack rpg

a rpg derived from [The Black Hack](https://plus.google.com/communities/107832933727516137622), where you play poor little goblins fighting against heroes (and other goblins).

*the gobz hack rpg* is (c) 2018 Bruno Bord.

![warning: untested RPG](https://img.shields.io/badge/rpg-untested-red.svg)

## to play

the rules are in the [gobz-hack.md](gobz-hack.md) file. browse it online on [gobz.jehaisleprintemps.net](https://gobz.jehaisleprintemps.net/). there's a pdf you can [download and eventually print](https://gobz.jehaisleprintemps.net/the-gobz-hack.pdf).

gather some silly friends, grab some paper, pencils, a set of polyhedric dice, and go on adventure.

## to build html

requires: make / pandoc (>=2).

simply run:

```sh
make html
```

to have a `index.html` file with appropriate styles.

### to browse html

requires: make / pandoc / python3.

run the following:

```sh
make html serve
```

and browse the following address .

## to build pdf

requires: make / npm

simply run:

```sh
make pdf
```

this installs `chromehtml2pdf` and uses it to build a a4 *pdf* document using a chromium web browser - it'll download it from the internets, it sounds silly, but it works!

## beyond

**tbh** is ogl licensed material. since i don't use its own words, but only some of its mechanics, i'm not obliged to release this under the same terms. nevertheless, since this game owes a lot to the openness of **tbh**, *the gobz hack* is released under the terms of the [creative commons cc-by license](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/), which means you can do whatever you want with it, as long as you give appropriate credits.

![Creative Commons - CC-BY](https://licensebuttons.net/l/by/3.0/88x31.png)