I have it and have considered it, but I watched a review that claimed it is missing a lot of monster types in its bestiary and that the rules are kind of half-baked, not clear in some places. I should pull it down and read it.
I'm likely going to be running a monster hunter campaign in the near future and I'm trying to capture the tone of the tv show Supernatural with a bit of X-Files-style investigation. So far I have narrowed my potential candidates list down to Monster of the Week (Evil Hat Productions) or...
I seem to remember there being a sourcebook for the vampire counts that detailed their lands and had adventures for that region and such, maybe even a campaign. I think it was for WFRP 2e, but I'm not completely sure.
I'd love to run something like this in WVRP 4e.
Does anyone know what...
After the WotC fiascos, many companies decided to develop their own in-house alternative D&D 5e rulesets that are based on the skeleton of D&D 5e. I recently picked up Tales of the Valiant by Kobold Press, formerly known as Project Black Flag, but haven't gotten to read it yet.
I am curious...
I have Cowboy Bebop and it is actually quite awesome. The people saying it is a mess are mistaken. It is very inspired by Forged in the Dark games like Blades in the Dark and Scum and Villainy. It uses clocks to measure extended tasks and to represent opposition quite a bit. The reason some...
LowLife 2090 is fantastic. It is basically Shadowrun with much, much better rules and lighter.
The Gaia Complex is really neat.
There is also this on Kickstarter right now: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wylochsarmory/neon-skies/comments
Could a Christian play Through the Breach or Castle Falkenstein? Would the magic in CF preclude a Christian from playing? Would the magic and Necromancy in TTB stop a Christian from playing in good conscience?
Could changes be made to either that would make them more Christian friendly?