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	Gamemaster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A Gamemaster or Game Master (often abbreviated as GM) is a player in a multiplayer game who acts as organizer, arbitrator, and officiant in rules situations.
		The gamemaster also keeps track of non-player characters (NPCs) and random encounters, as well as of the general state of the game world.
		The game session (or "adventure") can be metaphorically described as a play, in which the players are the lead actors, and the GM provides the stage, the scenery, the basic plot on which the improvisational script is built, as well as all the bit parts and supporting characters.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gamemaster (1986 words)

	Encyclopedia topic: Gamemaster (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A gamemaster's duties in an online game (additional info and facts about online game) are unlike those of a traditional gamemaster in a tabletop role-playing game (additional info and facts about tabletop role-playing game).
		Gamemasters in MUD (Water soaked soil; soft wet earth) s are often called "wizards".
		Gamemasters in MMORPG (additional info and facts about MMORPG) s are usually employees of the game's host or developers of the game themselves.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/G/Ga/Gamemaster.htm (1537 words)

	Action Gamemaster - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Action Gamemaster was a vaporware product that would have been produced by Active Enterprises, a small manufacturer of unlicensed videogames.
		The Action Gamemaster, as planned, was to have been a portable game system in the sense of Nintendo's Game Boy and the Atari Lynx, but with much greater aspirations.
		Existing concept art for the Action Gamemaster reveals a system shaped roughly like a flight yoke, with a directional pad on the left side, an action-button diamond on the right, unidentified function keys on the large central area, and the LCD screen on a bevel facing the player.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Action_Gamemaster (395 words)

	Campaign Gamemaster (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Campaign Gamemaster can suspend the powers of other Gamemasters, except the Senior Gamemasters, if he or she feels that another Gamemaster is hindering the progress of the game.
		Before the Gamemaster Restructuring Plan was established, all roleplaying and tactical activities in SWC were run by a single Gamemaster.
		Gamemasters were broken into three types (Senior Gamemasters, Branch Gamemasters, and Group Gamemasters) and then assigned to different areas of the club - whether it be a specific branch of a specific player group.
	www.starwarsclub.org /players/cgm.htm (1146 words)

	Gamemaster (board game series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Gamemaster series of board games consisted of five war simulation games created by the game company Milton Bradley, beginning in 1984 with the introduction of the extremely popular Axis and Allies.
		Milton Bradley is now a part of Hasbro and they have continued producing Axis and Allies, including expanding the line to include Axis and Allies: Europe (2000), Axis and Allies: Pacific (2001), Axis and Allies: D-Day (2004), and Axis and Allies Miniatures (2005).
		Eagle Games, considered by many to be the successor to Milton Bradley's Gamemaster Series reprinted Gamemaster entry Conquest of the Empire in 2005 with updated rules.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gamemaster_Series (148 words)

	Action Gamemaster (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Action Gamemaster was a vaporware product that is perhaps the single greatest example of the hubris evinced by Active Enterprises, a small manufacturer of unlicensed Nintendo Entertainment System games.
		Despite the fact that Action 52 stands alone as one of the buggiest, most unplayable games ever made for commercial release, Active was undaunted, and announced at the 1994 CES its intentions to manufacture and produce the Action Gamemaster.
		The Action Gamemaster, as planned, was to have been a portable game system in the sense of Nintendo's GameBoy and the Atari Lynx, but with much greater aspirations.
	www.sciencedaily.com /encyclopedia/action_gamemaster (385 words)

	Gamemaster Guide (Site not responding. Last check: )
		While other Gamemasters are assigned to specific branches of the club, the Campaign Gamemaster dwells in Star Wars Central and it not affiliated with any branch, sub-branch, or player group.
		The Campaign Gamemaster can suspend the powers of other Gamemasters, except the Senior Gamemasters, if he or she feels that another Gamemaster is hindering the progress of their campaign.
		The only exception to this rule would be if the other two Senior Gamemasters, the SWC President, and the SWC Chairman asked the Senior GM in question for his or her resignation.
	www.starwarsclub.org /players/gmguide.htm (1275 words)

	Gamemaster Series (Site not responding. Last check: )
		But what made Milton Bradley's Gamemaster Series so impressive was the quality of the components, the scale of which had not been seen in games before.
		The Gamester has a picture on his "Gamemaster Series" page of his website of an earlier (pre-Milton Bradley) 1982 edition; I'm not sure if this was published by Citadel or perhaps Heritage.
		The Gamemaster Series games filled a void in the game community, enduring both the scoffs of the old-time SPI and Avalon Hill wargamers, and the strange looks of the average Joes and Janes who eye the big, beautiful boxes with derision and sadly think games are only for kids.
	www.thegamesjournal.com /articles/GameMaster.shtml (4608 words)

	Gamemaster Department
		Per Rouse-Deane Edict #7, the Gamemaster Department is a resource to Gamemasters, COs, and the membership on matters relating to GMing and in-character activity.
		The daily activity of the GMD is overseen by the Gamemaster Director, who is appointed by the President.
		The Assistant Gamemaster Director is appointed by the Gamemaster Director and answers directly to him or her.
	www.star-fleet.com /gmd (307 words)

	Illarion - Gamemaster (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lying to or decieveing a Gamemaster, regarding rule offenders and bugs/errors is strictly forbidden.
		Furthermore, if a Gamemaster is busy or discussing game relevant matters, he should only be disturbed in urgent cases.
		The names of other characters of a Gamemaster are witheld, and will only be released when speciffically requested by the Gamemaster herself/himself.
	illarion.org /community/us_gamemaster.php (103 words)

	RPGnet: The Inside Scoop on Gaming
		Chapter 3 is Gamemasters in Action, and describes how to use the game mechanics from a GM point of view, and includes such things on guidelines on using the dice mechanic, how to handle time and combat, examples of certain common hazards (heat, cold, vacuum, etc.) and so on.
		I imagine that it will see less use in that role than it will be used as the source of some unusual races in a space fantasy type campaign or a campaign that has species resembling the stereotypical fantasy races.
		Overall, I don't consider the Alternity Gamemaster Guide to be near the indispensable reference that the DandD 3e DMG is for DandD, but it should help inexperienced GMs into the saddle and will give more experienced referees the low down of how to handle a lot of situations using the Alternity system.
	www.rpg.net /news+reviews/reviews/rev_4132.html (3901 words)

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