Anything you do in your life is a role-playing game.

It includes its own complete role-playing game system as well.

This might turn out to be the shortest role-playing game in history.

The game's combat is in the action role-playing game style.

It is this role-playing game that opened to the public in August 2003.

Most important, it brings over a feature from another kind of program, the role-playing game.

Like I was somewhere it mattered, instead of in a role-playing game.

This format is often referred to simply as a role-playing game.

Many of the main characters are based on role-playing game stereotypes.

Also she is a very popular singer for the players of role-playing game movement.

It was the first science fiction role-playing game, published in June 1976.

During the period it was the most popular espionage role-playing game.

A computer role-playing game of unknown origin was made in 2001 also based on the book.

It was also an early example of a real-time, action role-playing game.

Anne Brown is a writer and editor in the role-playing game industry.

So she had worked out details of a science-fiction role-playing game.

The magazine's editors would later name it as the greatest role-playing game of 1993.

The story may also have been the inspiration for the role-playing game Assassin.

Bastion is an action role-playing game with a level structure.

The original idea was based around the premise of creating a town like those found in a role-playing game.

"If people are playing in what is basically a giant role-playing game, can they die?"

Those who want a good fantasy/role-playing game will love this one."

Times of Lore is an action role-playing game with a detailed world.

Too Human is an action role-playing game from a third-person perspective.

Regional planning groups in Britain and America stressed the security advantages of "spread" cities.

Its partners have included regional planning groups, local, state, and national government bodies, national and international organizations.

"We've entered the real world of growth and development," said David Lipstreu, the city's planning director and chairman of the regional planning group.

Legislative Reaction Divided "The towns were not prepared for this," said Charles Carter, executive director of a regional planning group in northeastern Vermont.

"We've focused on the reverse commute," said Kathleen Schibanoff, executive director of the Harlem Valley Partnership, an economic development and regional planning group.

Those are among the findings of an annual economic and environmental report to be released on Monday by Joint Venture: Silicon Valley Network, a nonprofit regional planning group.

In September 1950 General Page went to London, England, as Air Force representative to the Northern European Regional Planning Group.

Dr. Roselle's first two clients have been the Federal National Mortgage Association in Washington and the Metropolitan Council, a regional planning group in Minneapolis.

The regional planning groups, covering all of Connecticut's 169 cities and towns, have submitted plans that propose a total of just five new magnet schools for the state, which has 508,000 public-school students.

"The last thing the Meadowlands needs is more cars and trucks," said Jennifer Siegel, the New Jersey coordinator for the Tri-State Transportation Campaign, a regional planning group.

Alan Clark, the transportation planning director for regional planning group Houston-Galveston Area Council, said that the data suggests that leisure travelers use the airport more often than corporate travel.

A local regional planning group in Michigan proposed upgrading the section of US 223 through Lenawee County in 1990, citing increased congestion and accidents in the previous five years.

"The site is superb," said David P. Mahn, chief executive of the Neponset Valley Chamber of Commerce, a regional planning group that aided in the site selection process.

"We expect the train to Wassaic to bring in tourism dollars and raise property values," said Kathleen Schibanoff, executive director of the Harlem Valley Partnership, an economic and regional planning group.

The Health Systems Agency of New York City, a regional planning group, "put out a special request for proposals for additional beds," Mr. Davis said, "and we were well positioned to respond."

Such projects accounted for 80 percent of lakefront redevelopment plans, according to a 1986 survey of 43 cities on the Great Lakes by the Center for the Great Lakes, a Chicago-based regional planning group.

An influential regional planning group issued a study yesterday that focused on the economic benefits of building a Second Avenue subway line while criticizing another study, released last month, that played down the relative worth of building it.

The Canada-US Regional Planning Group (CUSRPG) is the only survivor of the originally five regional planning groups of the late 1940s and early 1950s.

Norman King, the executive director of the San Bernardino Associated Governments, a regional planning group, began the ceremony by noting that the cars parked on the freeway today were just a prelude to the traffic jams that were sure to follow.

People living in the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut metropolitan region are less satisfied with the quality of life in their communities than are residents of four other parts of the country, according to polls released yesterday by a regional planning group.

"By next year, I expect we'll have just about all of them," said Mr. Hance, a leader of the Tri-County Council for Southern Maryland, a regional planning group covering Maryland's three tobacco-growing counties, Calvert, Charles and St. Mary's.

After suffering a defeat at the regional planning group, the Jets, who now play in New Jersey at Giants Stadium, immediately issued a news release highlighting an endorsement of the stadium plan by Paul T. Williams Jr., president of One Hundred Black Men, a civic group.