The center of RPG is a set of game rules book (rulebook). The most popular rule is from Wizards’ Dungeons and Dragons (D&D Rule 3.50) game rule series. In addition to the rules, there is also a set of scripts for the game story. The more famous works include: "Lords Island War" (ロードス岛戦记), "Baldur's Gate" (Baldur's Gate), "Fallout" (Fallout, also translated as radiation), "Might and Magic" ( Might and Magic) and "Elder's Scroll" (Elder's Scroll).
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RPG games do not necessarily need to use a specified adventure story script: basically, anyone can use any adventure story on the market as a blueprint to write their own adventure game; on the contrary, a well-written and successful RPG is not only fascinating, The game process can also be integrated chapters. "The Battle of Rhodes" and "The Battle of Valhalla" are some examples of the transformation from tabletop role-playing games into story works. The difference between the general European and American RPG games and the Chinese and Japanese RPG is the emphasis on openness.