Recent content by Fenris-77

Reach comes to mind. Actual killing ability too. There a reason history isn't full of armies marching forth to wrestle their foes to death.

It's a pretty basic 2d6 plus mods system. Think Traveller on bath salts.

The base mechanics are actually pretty slick, especially for the period and project.

HoL is surprisingly playable, although I won't argue about the overall design telos there.

I fits on the left-hand shoulder pad so it can interface with the tri-laser targeting system.

I'm not really complaining, the license as-is has been very good to me. But with a ton of new stuff on the horizon it all gets a bit sticky. I'm just trying to focus on other useful bits for now and I'll see what shakes out in months after Ashalom is published while I'm working on the new core...

Watch out, the word objectively has been deployed. I expect ecumenical and ontological to follow in swift fashion.

I struggle as a third party guy with all the non-usable stuff that's out there for SD. I don't want to just do my own versions, as that seems silly, but I also want to make is easy for people who play in my setting to use the new rules.

Arrgh. Don't use collectible dice to actually, you know, play and stuff. No one is happy about that.

I'd kill them for trying to do so. :LOL:

When you bounce metal dice hard you might as well get on the IKEA website and start shopping to buy your GM a new table.

I never feel like an idiot for that stuff. There's really no accounting for player and group taste. It's all grist for the mill.

The tatters and shards of my unused campaign prep could fill many scrolls in valhalla.

You don't need to do much (if any) design work to enhance the luck token economy and a more constant flow of tokens means all kinds of opportunities. I think that's how I'd approach some elements of supers play, for example.

I have a yen to power cool class features with it, although I'm not sure how I want to do that. You could add some sooper-dooper stuff if you had to spend a luck token to use it.