I just got a copy of the rulebook. I tried to read it, but it's too boring. I can't keep concentrated enough on it, and I really don't remember what I just read anyway. No offense MJ, but I do have a rather short attention span, due to ADHD. Would anyone be interested in letting me referee a game for them? It would make the rulebook more interesting to read, and help me learn it, which is the whole point of the forum. I'd prefer someone that knew the rules pretty well, like Scott. Any takers?
I'll have to think about who I can send your direction. It's not likely that Scott is going to verse out of his current world soon, but that might be a good choice for the reasons you suggest--once he's out of this world.
I'll keep you in mind on this.
--M. J. Young
Ya know, I wonder if Adam would let me referee a game for him..... Seriously. I would totally understand if he wanted to leave the dice-rolling in your hands, MJ, but I just interpret the numbers you get.
John, I would not even ask him.
--M. J. Young
Yeah, I guess you have a point MJ.
How does one even get a hold of that book?
My mom had to order it from Amazon.com. If there is a Barnes and Noble, they can order it too. The book is Multiverser, The Game, Referee's Rules. Author E.R. Jones and M. Joseph Young. ISBN number 0-9700368-0-9. Hope it helps.
There are sometimes supply chain problems. The most reliable way to get a copy, unless you happen to be near a store that carries it (I know it is on the shelves at Days of Knights in Newark Delaware, and you can order it through their online store) is to order it directly from Valdron Inc by mail, PayPal, or CCNow (we're working on Google). Some retailers have it in their warehouses and some will tell you that they can't get it.
--M. J. Young