Sources

From Full Metal Alchemist d20

Table of contents
1 Sources and Resources

1.1 Citation Format

2 Sources

2.1 Print Sources
2.2 A/V resources
2.3 Online Sources
2.4 Inspiration and Guidance

3 Resources
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Sources and Resources

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Citation Format

Pages within the manga are cited as volume.chapter.page . Chapters are raw chapter numbers, but page numbers are within each volume and use the American editions published by Viz Media, so Winry Rockbell's introduction is on 3.9.9.

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Sources

This is a quick bibliography and link list for the works that helped create FMA d20.

To-Do:

  • fill out into full citations
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Print Sources

  • Ars Magica
  • Dungeons and Dragons Ed. 3.5
    • Player's Handbook
    • Dungeon Master's Guide
    • d20 Modern
    • d20 Past
  • Fullmetal Alchemist manga
    • Fullmetal Alchemist Profiles (Published on Jun 20 2006, written by series creator. Very detailed and informative.)
    • Hiromu Arakawa is coming out with a book called "Fullmetal Alchemist Anime Profiles" soon. Should prove useful.
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A/V resources

  • Fullmetal Alchemist anime
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Online Sources

  • [fullmetalalchemist.info (http://www.fullmetalalchemist.info/alchemy.html)] has a great list of transmutation circles seen in the series.
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Inspiration and Guidance

These materials aren't fully cited or directly used, but are worth a further look if you like what you see in FMA d20:

  • OGL Steampunk
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Resources

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