WotCs Other properties that could go on the DMsGuild.

[JEB]

The Animated Series Handbook would also be a neat add, though that's another possible rights issue. (Though they did include the kids' likenesses, sort of, in the new Starter Set.)

 

[Mannahnin]

And then there is the licensed products. James Bond, Wheel of Time, Star Wars of course, but what I would love to see and won't is MARVEL.

I guess you can find, if you are willing to pay.

Man, I should look through my boxes and see if I still have my MSH Advanced stuff anywhere.

 

[Umbran]

I really wish Alternity (the original) would find its way onto DTRPG. The Dark*Matter setting especially was one of my favorites, as was the Tangents sourcebook (on alternate timelines). A quick look at Internet Archive versions of the DTRPG site suggests it wasn't ever on there, surprisingly, but obviously I can't search there very well...

As noted in another thread recently - while WotC has the copyright on the old Alternity stuff, the trademark for "Alternity" is apparently currently owned by Sasquatch games, and they are selling their new Alternity game (in pdf form) under that trademark.

Which I think means that without deals being made, technically WotC cannot sell the old Alternity material as-is, as they don't own the name.

 

[GreyLord]

Avalon Hill had Powers and Perils. I’ve always wanted to look at that, skill based fantasy with magic points supported by AH in house magazine.

I picked up a copy of that decades ago at a Toy Store. I've never played it. Never read it in depth enough to even really understand how it worked. It was on sale at the time for really cheap, which is why I bought it.

I remember there was an adventure for it I had which seemed to be high level or something as it was all about taking on a Lich.

System seemed complicated.

 

[bedir than]

The Primal Order

 

[darjr]

The Primal Order

I think that’s available from a third party.

 

[darjr]

@bedir than here it is

DriveThruRPG.com

Your one-stop online shop for new and vintage RPG products from the top publishers, delivered fresh to your desktop in electronic format.

www.drivethrurpg.com

 

[darjr]

@bedir than here it is

DriveThruRPG.com

Your one-stop online shop for new and vintage RPG products from the top publishers, delivered fresh to your desktop in electronic format.

www.drivethrurpg.com

@bedir than that’s not it?

 

[bedir than]

@bedir than that’s not it?

it is. I'm laughing that it's up from Peter's last "film" company that doesn't seem to have produced a film but did manage to keep the rights to his earliest RPG product

 

[John Dallman]

SPI had Dragon Quest and Universe. Both of witch I’d like a look at.

I’ve heard Dragon Quest is super crunchy, was it the game with division?

Universe was a Traveller clone? Is that right?

DragonQuest isn't that crunchy. It's different from almost any other system I've seen, but the only division in it I remember was in character generation.

Universe isn't a Traveller clone - the mechanics are quite different - but it's for the same kinds of SF settings.