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This page provides access to various resources available to game writers, game producers, and
to the membership in general. In addition, several useful blank forms are also included.
This chart shows how to determine the Experience Points (EP) awarded in a line
course game, as well as the maximum treasure allowed for that game.
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EP & Treasure Chart (.pdf)
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IFGS is all about our games, but no game can occur without an IFGS game script. Here are
some files that may provides assistance and guidance to those of you who wish to write a game!
Every game requires a script, and every script has a certain set of requirements.
Here's a script template that has these requirements explained; it has been
provided by the Chapter Sanctioning Committe. Please use it as a guide when
completing the encounters in your game!
Here's a blank/empty Encounter Form in the MS Word format you can use when
writing your script, and here's a copy as a PDF you can use to view the template.
Please download these forms, and only edit the downloaded forms.
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Script Template.docx
Script Template (.pdf)
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Every game consists of one or more "encounters". Here's an encounter template that has
each field explained. You can use it as a guide when completing the encounters in your game!
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Encounter Template (.pdf)
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Here's a blank/empty Encounter Form in the MS Word format, and as a PDF.
Please download these forms, and only edit the downloaded forms.
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Encounter Form.docx
Encounter Form (.pdf)
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This is an IFGS game script template, where each field has an explanation of what is required.
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Script Template (.pdf)
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This is a sample game script. It's short, but includes most of the required
items. Most importantly, it shows you how the various encounters fit together
to make up a single script.
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Sample game script (.pdf)
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Once the script has been completed, you will need an idea of what it is going to cost to actually
run the game; i.e. the cost of production. This cost is, in large part, what determines the PC Fee
for the game. Here is a blank Budget Worksheet for you to use in determining the production
cost for your game.
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Game Budget (.pdf)
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Here's an Excel spreadsheet that has been formatted to help you with the actual
game expenses.
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Game Expenses.xlsx
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In order to run any game, you will need a Registry Representative to handle Check-In, the collection of
the various game fees, and the check OUT of everyone who attended the game at the end of the event. Here
are a couple of forms to help with those tasks.
This is the standard Check-In Sheet used by the Dallas Chapter.
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Check-In Sheet (.pdf)
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This is the Society approved Standard Waiver for people who are at least
18 years of age.
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Waiver - over 18 (.pdf)
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This is the Society approved Standard Waiver for people who are under
18 years of age.
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Waiver - under 18 (.pdf)
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This is the Society approved Standard Game Experience Form for people participating in an
IFGS event. Players need to fill out one form per PC per game.
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Game Experience Form (.pdf)
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This is an example of the completed Excel spreadsheet that has been formatted to help the Registry Rep
with determining the game ratings Use this to see what the end result should look like.
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Game Ratings Example
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Here's a blank version of the formatted Excel spreadsheet used to help the Registry Rep
with determining the game ratings.
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Game Ratings.xlsx
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Remember, if you have any questions DO NOT be afraid to ask any of the more experienced gamers;
and by that I mean those in the chapter who have been around for a while and have written and
produced games. These people are a veritable font of wisdom, and you would do well to take
advantage of their experience.
Enjoy!
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