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I have some Warhammer Fantasy RPG 2nd edition books on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/-/141880175759?

I'm not a huge fan of 4e, but I think Healing Surges was a good idea. It made clerics viable as something other than walking healing potions.

I'm not really surprised that PF would tie with 4e in sales. It had a built in audience. I think it's funny that some people actually think 4e is outselling 3e, though. The future will be very interesting at WotC. I suspect 5e, if it is ever published, has been bumped up based on sales alone.

Site is back up now. I think they need a better server.

If you do get into the game, I have my house rules here: Castles and Crusades

Unfortunately, that's a dead link.

Basic Fantasy RPG Swords and Wizardry Labyrinth Lord

No one has any opinion on this?

It used to be. Now it's mainstream. Those of us who were kids when Judas Priest and Iron Maiden were big are now in our 30's and 40's. Kinda hard to be rebellious if old people like you.

Is there enough world info to make the book worthwhile for another system, or is 50% stats? Thanks!

Cow it is!

Of the two, I'd pick Hero. It is designed from the bottom up for supers.

I really like BFRPG. I do think Thief skills could use a slight bump at early levels. I also use the optional "similar to 2e" way of increasing them. Humans work out ok, as they level faster than everyone else.

I also have this book. Easily the most useful rpg purchase I've made in years. It's not super fancy, but is a lifesaver if you're a DM in a hurry.

Treebore, That's a pretty cool houserule. :)

Book of Fiends Book of the Righteous Penumbra Fantasy Bestiary Wilderlands of High Fantasy box set City of Brass box set numerous Goodman Games adventures Tome of Horrors I, II, and III Ptolus Probably others I am forgetting.

I strongly agree with this. MonTrav is one of the best space games out there.

I have only picked up the PHB and the Dungeon Tiles. I read through the PHB, and it's not really my cup of tea. I know why they went the way they did, and I'm sure lots of people love it, but I guess I'm too old and crotchety. :p The Dungeon Tiles are just plain useful, no matter what fantasy...

I know there are other iconics. It just ticks me off that a developer just HAS to point out that he didn't want the main character to be a white male, and it must really piss him off, as he is still bothered by it. Political correctness gone mad, or racism?

My world looks like the cover of the DnD Companion boxed set. Or suspiciously like James' worlds.