Redo 2: Select the ONE non d20 game you would play?

[Wombat]

As might be guessed, Ars Magica

 

[Dave Blewer]

Savage Worlds without a shadow of a doubt.

In fact, if I am given a choice I'd choose to play that over a D20 game

 

[Treebore]

Still Traveler, but Shadowrun is a very close second.

 

[Dave Blewer]

Still Traveler, but Shadowrun is a very close second.

Shadowrun was a fanvourite of mine as well

 

[Ace]

Okay, third attempt at a good poll, I do apologize again.

My selection is GURPS for it's fluidity and many options despite it's faulty production value in its Characters book. Amazing game.

I picked GURPS as well. It was my one and only game for a number of years and I found I could run pretty much anything with it and the rules supported my style of play

These days I prefer Unisystem as I like the rules lighter aspect of it but (at least until Dungeons and Zombies is released) Unisystem really only supports Modern Fantasy and in a limited way a few other really odd generes --

 

[Malic]

I voted Shadowrun - such a cool setting setup, for a change of pace from all my d20 stuff - but if I'd remembered Feng Shui it would have been a toss up. There is a game I'd love to try.

 

[Maggan]

Wfrp

Chalk up another one for Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay.

Cheers!

Maggan

 

[kengar]

Savage Worlds without a shadow of a doubt.

In fact, if I am given a choice I'd choose to play that over a D20 game

Yeah, baby! Savage Worlds allllllll the way!

In fact, I'll go one more and point out that my group has dropped d20 in all its forms since starting to play SW. It took a grand total of one session to change their minds. Is SW perfect? No, but it's a Swiss watch compared to d20's Teletubbies alarm clock.

 

[Seeker95]

I voted Shadowrun.
But I would say an even tie to it is Marvel Superheroes RPG (the TSR 80s version)

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Love for Alternity

I am still in love with Alternity. After Sliders came out, I was hoping any company would detail a book about paralell universes. I know GURPS Time Travel touches on the subject, but it isn't much. I remember walking to work one day many years ago and thinking to myself "Wouldn't it be cool if the people in charge of Alternity did a book about horror roleplaying in the modern day?". My thought was answered in the form of Dark*Matter. Later my hope for an alternate reality type of game/campaign came about in the form of Tangents. As much as I want to thin my collection of gaming books, I will never get rid of my Alternity books. I love them that much.