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Also known as Role Master

thumb|314x314px|Rolemaster role-playing game character sheet and dice Rolemaster (originally Role Master) is a fantasy tabletop role-playing game published by Iron Crown Enterprises in 1980. The game system has undergone several revisions and editions since then.

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RPG.title
Rolemaster.
RPG.image
File:Rolemaster.png
RPG.caption
The current logo for the Rolemaster game system, used since 2003.
RPG.designer
Coleman Charlton, John Curtis, Pete Fenlon, Steve Marvin
RPG.publisher
Iron Crown Enterprises
RPG.date
1980 (1st edition)1984 (2nd edition)1994 (3rd edition)1999 (4th edition)2022 (5th edition)
RPG.genre
Fantasy
RPG.system
Rolemaster Standard System

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publication date
1980-00-00
Commons category
Rolemaster
title
Rolemaster
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18 sections
Contents
  • Description
  • Character creation and development
  • Task resolution
  • Combat
  • Publication history
  • First edition (RM1): 1980–1982
  • Second edition (RM2): 1984–1994
  • Rolemaster Standard System: 1994
  • Rolemaster Fantasy Role Playing: 1999
  • Rolemaster Unified: 2022
  • Variant systems
  • Reception
  • Other reviews and commentary
  • Publications
  • Supplementary publications
  • See also
  • References
  • External links

thumb|314x314px|Rolemaster role-playing game character sheet and dice Rolemaster (originally Role Master) is a fantasy tabletop role-playing game published by Iron Crown Enterprises in 1980. The game system has undergone several revisions and editions since then.

==Description== thumb|Rolemaster uses two ten-sided dice Rolemaster is a fantasy role-playing game system that has been characterized as highly complex, with a large number of charts and tables to be consulted for every action.

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