If you could choose ONE non-d20 game to play, which one would it be?

[MEG Hal]

Unisystem (esp. Buffy & Angel RPGs).

(I'm surprised it wasn't listed.)

Me too.

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

Call of Cthulhu BRP version
or
Eden Unisystem
or
PEG's Savage Worlds

 

[ColonelHardisson]

I picked "other."

HackMaster or HARP for fantasy.

Alternity for scifi.

 

[Sketchpad]

Had to go with Hero But then, I do play it now If I had to choose another, it'd be GURPS more than likely, though the new WoD looks interesting as well.

 

[DeBhaal]

Tri-Stat dX .. specifically Silver Age Sentinals

And as a definitely more gritty Supers system, GodLike

 

[BlueBlackRed]

D&D
1st, 2nd, 2nd w/ S&P, D&D

Yeah they're outta print, but I got a good collection of each of those.

 

[PJ-Mason]

Well, i do play a lot of non-d20 already. Always have. I like DC Heroes, WFRP, Cyberpunk, and have at least 30 other different games/systems. We are playing M&M right now, which is D20-in-law.

A friend of mine sent me the new White Wolf pdf. I never liked WW's system before, but the newer revision made several advances and i actually like it now. May try it out someday soon.

 

[fusangite]

I started playing BRP in 1983, two years after I began D&D. For me, it's like my old Amiga 4000 computer -- it outperforms top of the line stuff today on a technical level; the problem is it's stopped being made and its following is too small. I still use the BRP system and am currently writing a homebrew based on it.

For those who don't recognize the acronym, there is only one surviving BRP product: Call of Cthulu. But my favourite was BRP's fantasy game: Runequest; Stormbringer was pretty good too.

 

[Bulak]

Exalted.
Got the books, but I haven't had the chance to use them yet.

 

[Shemeska]

Shadowrun. No contest there, I adore the setting.