There really isn't much more to say about the package, it's sparse but sufficient. On the plus side you can start immediatly with expanding and/or changing the document's contents to serve your needs.Īpart from some goofy terminology, the writing is concise, amusing and relays the essentials of the game. Due to the very nature of the distribution format don't expect any fancy layout, you won't get it. The download is a simple RTF-document of about 10 A4 pages length, including the license. The review is broken up in four sections: You can download the open version and other free stuff for Wushu here. It is distributed under the generous terms of the Creative Commons - by Attribution 2.0 License. Anyway, Wushu Open is the limited but free version - the private home edition, so to speak -of the Wushu RPG developed by Daniel Bayn. I wrote the review after a weekend of running Wushu Open with a group of six players in a gritty wild-west setting. This review deals with the free download version, Wushu Open. It probably needs no introduction to the audience of RPG.net. Wushu is a game that revolves around fast-moving, kick-ass, over-the-top action and how to bring it to a table near you. Wushu Open The Ancient Art of Action Role-Playing I'm bound to make mistakes, so my apologies in advance. Disclaimer: English is not my first language.
