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Lamentations of the Flame Princess. I like a lot of cosmic horror in my dungeon crawls.
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inklesspen posted:Also you like 12161 zombies that are scared of magic plant music. Actually, I do. I like a lot of weird, irrational nonsense.
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FactsAreUseless posted:What's the most fun character everyone has played? Split between my sleep-deprived dream-shaman from an Unknown Armies game and my rich-kid hipster vampire from a Requiem game. Mostly because they both came up with schemes that ended up in glorious failure.
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SunAndSpring posted:Man, I have no idea what setting I wanna run next time I GM a d20 game. Dark Sun is cool because I like deserts and survivalist stuff, Ravenloft is nice because it's got some decent spooky stuff, and Glorantha is great because it's super detailed and has so much variety. I've got an itch to run a Ravenloft game based on the style of Hammer horror films, in tribute to Sir Christopher Lee.
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Helical Nightmares posted:So I am the recent owner of Sine Nomine's Silent Legions ( This sounds amazing, and it may be my next purchase. I've been looking for a way to apply the sandbox model to Unknown Armies, and this may be right up my alley.
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Just a guess, but it might be a setup like Stars Without Number where the space sector/city power structure skeleton is randomly generated (as well as plot hooks), but adding depth to the plot hooks to flesh out a full-fledged mystery is left up to the GM.
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I'm working on a sci-fi DW hack that I hope will lie somewhere in crunch between Lasers and Feelings and Stars Without Number.
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Covok posted:Welp, got to hit the low-hanging fruit: I like how there is a Faps stat so I know how quickly our fighter can pound one out while he's waiting for the wizard to solve everything. Roll your Body Control.
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Evil Mastermind posted:
TORG GIRL SQUAD - SOUL CALIBER GUY! - WHITE SAMURAI GIRL! - *NOT* THE SHADOW! - CYBERPUNK RAVE GIRL! - GENERIC WHITE GUY!
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So it's like a Bioware game, but "rear end in a top hat" is the default dialogue option? Sold
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Covok posted:Wil Wheaton's RPG Show, Titan's Grave, released a sourcebook for Fantasy Age for anyone who watches. I like the podcast; it starts off slow, but it picks up once the players find a "voice" for their characters. The accompanying music and art that goes along with the descriptions also helps keep it more visually stimulating than your average RPG podcast. Overall it's just a group of people genuinely having a good time telling a story together, and it shows. I would've gone with a different style for the art; it's the overpainted Photoshop fantasy art you see on M:tG cards. But that's just me.
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gradenko_2000 posted:Are there any traditional fantasy/D&D-type games that are specifically designed for or would work well with just 2 players+a DM? I know pretty much every edition of D&D ever has assumed 4 to 5 players, and I'd like something with a bit more crunch than Dungeon World. Kevin Crawford's Scarlet Heroes is an OSR hack specifically designed to run a trad fantasy RPG with only 1 player and 1 GM, and it prob wouldn't be difficult to run it 2-player with some modification.
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