outside pseudomedieval what can be done well yet?

alsih2o · Dec 10, 2003

which of the choices would oyu be interested in seeing a good system/setting for?

Tonguez · Dec 10, 2003

Ack its NOT multichoice dude!

smetzger · Dec 10, 2003

alsih2o said:
which of the choices would oyu be interested in seeing a good system/setting for?

chariots and bronze spears have been done dude. GR's roleplaying in the biblical era fits this bill.

Hardhead · Dec 10, 2003

I'm not convinced "bronze age" would feel that different from "mideaval" in an RPG.

Medieval: I ride my horse to the Vampire's castle, and fight the Vampire with my steel sword.

Bronze: I ride my horse (which does not have stirrups) to the Cyclop's lair, and attack the Cyclops with my bronze sword.

Pseudonym · Dec 10, 2003

I'm going to go with cowboys and indigenous peoples dude!

I'd like to see a decent update to Boot Hill, as long as it captures the Old West feel and is true to the genre. That is straight up Wild West, not D&D in the Wild West, or horror in the Wild West etc.

Carnifex · Dec 10, 2003

Steam tech, clearly.

In fact, fantasy steamtech.

Why, perhaps even something about fantasy steamworks...

WayneLigon · Dec 10, 2003

Indeed. You need a choice for 'All of the Above'. I'd love to see any or all of those genres.

Lalato · Dec 10, 2003

How about something based on bronze age Greece and Rome.

Or something based on various what if scenarios...

What if the Aztecs had magic and defeated the Conquistadors...
What if the Vikings survived in North America...
What if there were no gods... only spirits...

Anyway... you get the idea...

Buttercup · Dec 10, 2003

Testament handles the chariots & bronze spears.

Pirate stuff is out there in plenty.

Dragonstar, T20 and/or Star Wars can handle the space rangers milleu.

What we don't have is Steampunk or Wild West. Well, we don't have cavemen either, but that sounds boring to me.