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When I play an a character in an RPG, I try to do what my character would do. Sometimes I know more or less about that up front (versus...

Hmm... I suppose it's a toss-up between Judges Guild's Modron and Lenard Lakofka's The Secret of Bone Hill, having transplanted the...

The "like a board game" is too much game for an RPG. Or like a video game. I put much more focus on the Role play then Rule play. It...

Agreed. Makes it a little more difficult to be sure everyone in a discussion is talking about the same things, though. But lots of...

I can see the need. As Lovecraft taught us, you can only use the term "utterly indescribable" just so many times before people start to...

I picked up 50% discounted copies of Rifts Ultimate Edition and the Pendragon Starter Set.

Just picked up The Secret World RPG and intro adventure. I really loved that MMO and whether or not we play TSW straight up on tabletop...

I don't know how to quantify G but I do like some of it, maybe more than most people? At the same time I'm pretty open-minded about...

For a thousand years, evil has skulked in the darkness of forgotten vaults and concealed passages. Meanwhile, the surface dwellers...

In a way, that's good as it allows lots of room for creative ideas and experimentation.

I missed a key word in my sentence: :ROFLMAO: Yeah, I tend to agree -- one reason we've settled on BRP is it's the easiest for us to...

Yep, it really is all relative. And D&D, for better or worse, is the baseline by which all other TTRPGs are judged. I really can't...

As much as I want to agree, I find its all relative. For example, I find Aces and Eights based on Hackmaster to be infinitely too...

For me, I like the gamey aspects to disappear or at least be so unobtrusive that they are for all intents and purposes invisible during...

I need a good amount of "G" in my RPGs...otherwise it's just an improv storytelling exercise. (Not that there's anything wrong with...