Recent content by Greg K

I played it for about eight years. I enjoyed the system up until the point that I was introduced to other fantasy RPG systems. I do, however, still have praise for many of the 1e modules such as L1: The Secret of Bone Hill, T1: The Temple of Elemental Evil, Against the Giants (G1-G3),

While I mentioned Apocalypse in an earlier post, for a pre-built setting with a Gamma World vibe, I would go with Darwin's World Nuclear Edition. It provides locations, factions, and plenty of adventure hooks. Drop a lot of the Twisted Earth stuff and you could probably due a successful Mad...

Here you go. I believe it uses the Deluxe Explorer Edition since it was last updated in 2016, but it should be fairly easy to adapt it to SWADE https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/201070/apocalypse-campaign-guide

I have seen mention of both Darwin's World and Broken Earth for Savage Worlds. I also want to mention a third Savage Worlds option: Apocalypse by Daring Entertainment The Apocalypse Campaign Guide is a great Savage Worlds sourcebook on building your own Apocalypse. Throughout the book, there...

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Strange, the links work for me.

For publishing official settings? No thanks. For homebrew settings or a home campaign in an official setting? Go wild.

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I do think that there is some Ars Magica influence, but it is in the switch to the unified resolution system (die roll + stat modifier + skill mod+ other modifiers vs DC) and the Commoner standard. Jonathan Tweet's article, "One Roll to Rule Them All", in Dragon Magazine 274 is his designer...

Do Ghostbusters (original) or Marvel Super-Heroes Adventure Game (the TSR game with the Fate Deck) count?

My top recommendations for action games in no order: Outgunned and Outgunned Adventure by Two LIttle Mice which has been mentioned Black Star (and the Black Star Companion) and Magnum Fury (80's Action) by Lakeside Games. However, I don't know if there is VTT support Black Star is pretty much...

Skirmisher Press needs to do a 5e version of their Insults & Injuries which was a supplement on real-world diseases by a gamer/practicing medical doctor. I have both the 3.5 and Pathfinder versions and would buy a 5e version as well.

I have not read the books and have no interest at all in the RPG.

About ten years ago, I took one or two courses that had sections on the Inca (in South America), and several Meso-American cultures including the Olmec, Mayans, and Aztec. I am, now, tempted to pull out the text books and class handouts and notes. Edit: I remember Khan Academy having good...

I think it would be cool to have a culture that didn't have writing, but used quipu (a.k.a khipu), a system of knots used for record keeping. I don't use goodberry and create food and water is much more rare in my campaigns ( if I include it at all). Therefore, I would find it much more...