Recent content by RenleyRenfield

For everyone who gets this far = What Tradition did you like most? Why? What Tradition was hardest to grok? Why?

I like this character idea! Did everyone easily find something fun to play too? One session isn't much, but it sounds like there were ideas the players could have run with. Why do you think it fizzled? Was it really just too open rules, or do you think it needed more ways for players to...

I really feel this. Most of the time I think that all of WoD would have been so much more successful if it would have had a collaborative Session 0 guided in the book + a few more player-facing rules to keep STs humble + a few ST tools to help them adjudicate gameplay easier and a little less...

I see from time to time, folks pull from various comics/supers characters or ideas. Do you think there is a lot of value in coming to play Mage with a little bit of x-men or avengers ideas? And, when you brought in vampire's and horrors and monsters = was that simply of the GMs creation, or...

What kinds of plots first came to mind and were fun?

So many great details here! DO you feel that Mage required or needed the other WoD character types in order for it to be interesting? As in... what if there were no vampires or werewolves or fey to interact with in Mage...just mages? What did you not like about Awakening, what seemed so...

This questions applies to both versions of Mage: Awakening and Ascension Have you played or run a long campaign (chronicle) of Mage? if so, how hard was it to run? Was it easy or hard to make adventures and plots? If you have played Mage = how did you pick and create your character...

Fair point. And to be honest, no we won't be playing Pugmire. At least, not for this particular concern. At this point Talislantia is the winner, (Not sure yet on 4th or 5th editon) we will try that first, give it a good solid campaign and see where we go from there. It has the most "out...

Pugmire has long been on my list. OH how I long to play a Corgi Paladin. I WILL HERD THEE TO RIGHTIOUSNESS!!!

Oh my what is this amazing madness! The art alone! yes!

Ohhhh!!!! I will certainly check this out, thanks!

I would like to see some RPGs that genuinely develop non-human races, culture, histories, etc. I can make all that up... but.. i'm old and I'm tired. Can someone else do that for me this time? :P

So, part of me as an old fart knows that GURPS has this... but I don't recall GUPRS going much into details for races. It's been a few years, lol. What are the best race books for that? DO they have a side Races and cultures book kinda like sword and sorcery used to?

Oh, I have Everway, never opened it up... don't recall any non-human characters though... What am I missing?

So many good suggestions! Wow! Keep them rolling in! I saw this one mentioned = Talislanta Seems largely diverse? How is its setting details, are they interesting or just a little lite notes?