ARQuest

A basic dungeon-crawler game

Classes

There are four basic classes; fighter, thief, cleric, and mage
There are no class-specific skills, but the classes have different chances of success
The classes may modify some of the base stat ratings

Players have different stats depending on their class
Stats may be increased or decreased by various means
A stat can never be increased above the double of its original value
All stats other than moving rate default to 3
Default movement rating is 4
Stats may determine other in-game mechanics; e.g. Str influences the weight a player is capable of carrying

Players cannot move diagonally
Players cannot end their move on an occupied square
Players can move through a square occupied by a friendly
Players cannot move through a square occupied by an unfriendly, by a trap or a wall
Players can move a distance up to their movement rating

Players have two actions per turn
Players can spend an action to move, attack, or perform some other action
Players can freely choose whether to move first or attack first
Players can choose to spend both actions to move if they choose
Fighting, shooting, casting magic all counts as an attack action
Other actions include searching for traps, treasures, or hidden doorways, using abilities, and removing traps
The same action cannot be performed twice, except for moving
Players are not allowed to attack twice in the same round (except where special abilities permit)
Switching equipment does not count as an action

An attack may be performed against any target in sight and witin range
Attacks may be performed diagonally
Melee range is only allowed against squares in base-to-base contact (except where special abilities permit)
Ranged combat is only allowed at a distance; so not in base-to-base contact (except where special abilities permit)
Attack range is specified by the details of the weapon, spell, or item
Moving through a figure in melee combat risks drawing a free opportunity attack
Attacks hitting more than one square may cause friendly fire

When a player steps in a trap or successfully searches for a trap it is revealed
Revealed traps stay visible for the rest of the game
Toucing a square with an invisible trap ends the current move action immediately
Certain types of traps may also end current turn