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RPG. Role-Playing Game, a game where the main focus is assuming the role of a fictional character.
Rule Cards. Cards that provide instruction to players (usually in text).
Speedrun. Playing the game as fast as possible.
Stacking. An arrangement or a mechanic of there being more and more of something.
Transition. Changing from one section of the work to another.
Upgrade. Game mechanics of providing better possibilities to the player.
Victory condition. A rule that decides who wins the game.
Warm-Up. A simple activity that improves engagement in complex ones
XP. "Experience points" — gathered during some games to gain upgrades.
List of pages tagged with _ready:
- Musical Tetris
- Mutual Prescriptions series
- Narges Mehrabi
- Natasha Zielazinski
- Niels Vermeulen
- Nightlife of Machines
- Oliver Baker
- Oumupo
- Pass The Sound series
- Perception 4
- Phrase Dealer
- Polyfill
- P-S-Rock
- Quotes from Stefan Szczelkun's, Improvisation Rites
- Random score
- Renee Jonker
- Rhythm Ball
- Room Score
- Rotary Jam
- S. Szczelkun, Improvisation Rites
- Sea-game game
- Shogi Composition
- Special Tags of G4M
- Staircase
- Stay In Character
- Stones
- Subject Matter Of Copyright
- SyndaKit
- Synzine magazine
- Terry Riley: In C
- Textmusic 3
- The Audition
- The Freemasons
- The Songwriter's Notebook
- This Instrument is Not What it Seems
- Thumbnails
- Tonic (Card Set)
- Trading Fours Battle
- Travel Routes
- Trigger Cards
- Two-headed Soloist
- U. Eco, The Open Work
- Using event lists
- Volume Waves
- W. Cheng, Sound Play
- W.A. Mathieu, Listening Book
- Walter Thompson
- What is good music?
- Where Are We?
- Wikidot syntax help
