General RPG Rules DiscussionDiscuss the rules of any game except D&D or Pathfinder, such as Arcana Evolved, Mutants & Masterminds, Star Wars Saga, d20 Modern, and the like.
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Just wondering -- after all the hubabaloo and angst over d20 versions of the Aeonverse games (Adventure!, Aberrent, Trinity), I didn't hear much after its release. I thought the rules of d20 Adventure! were pretty decent.
Just wondering -- after all the hubabaloo and angst over d20 versions of the Aeonverse games (Adventure!, Aberrent, Trinity), I didn't hear much after its release. I thought the rules of d20 Adventure! were pretty decent.
To be honest, i already have Aberrant and Trinity for the ST system and while i have no interest or like for their game system (at least the old version), i can't see buying the books all over again just for a D20 version. Maybe others had the same thoughts. Maybe a lot of them. Or maybe they are the greatest d20 games ever written and everybody is just keeping it to themselves!
I've got very little interest in playing Aberrant right now, but if I were to do so I'd probably prefer d20 Aberrant for the sake of familiarity and simplicity.
On the other hand, if I could play in Adventure! I'd want to convert it to the new Storytelling system from World of Darkness.
Can you guess that I don't think much of the way either original game handled things mechanically?
Actually, both were a leap forward compared to, say, Vampire: the Masquerade Revised, it's just that World of Darkness goes that much further and improves the system enormously.
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