Iceseer:
is it fine if i am not used to pbta?
More or less. Pretty much all the PBTA documents have a basic idea of how the game's supposed to run with Basic and Advanced Moves, and all the Playbooks (or in our case, subsets of playbooks you combine 3 of to make a character) have their respective moves that you can pick up whenever you gain what is generally called Advances or advancements (in our case Relationship Levels)
It's probably better for you to be less familiar with PBTA games than it is for you to be less familiar with VNs or (perhaps more often) the anime/manga the characters are usually derived from. I'm the other way around. I can recognize some anime/manga girls but have no idea about their source media because my experience is pretty much all VNs. For example, the character Americans would call Takumi Mukai is my favorite character on Gelbooru... of the ones I can identify on sight anyway.
That may seem pretty much off topic, but it goes to show you that I'll be running a game that isn't tied to any particular canonicity, so it's worth noting.
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Shouldn't be, you'd just have to give me the time to give it a good once over.
Fair enough, it's also worth noting that you probably don't need to read the last 40 pages or so since it's a bestiary and the GM section. For this game, I want it to be bigger than a normal game I would run, because I've found that in Slice of Life games, there's at least one person who plays a character whose CGs I wouldn't bother unlocking. I may need a Co-GM for that if I run into that problem, but we'll cross that bridge when/if we get to it.
Also, I'll want a good mix of people who do want to adventure in the Dreamscape, and people who don't. Or at least a good mix of characters who are aware of it and seek it out, and those who aren't and don't. Preferably at least 3 of each, more if possible, but that's pretty idealistic.
This message had punctuation tweaked by the user at 14:47, Wed 04 Oct 2017.