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This is the sort of game that I think Cortex would excel at. I could model multiple stress tracks: nutrition, health, injury...

The new FR books also talk about Bastions, which didn't exist in the 2014 ruleset.

It references the new rules for social interactions, new rules around exploration (frequently calling for Study, Search, and Utilize...

Also, "horror franchise"? Really?

Horror is also a weird genre to be that precious about the franchise with in general, are there any long running ones that don't have a...

I am seeing some negative reviews, but they seem to be from a different timeline than ours. "One of the most legendary horror...

Modern day adventurers call themselves just that, along with "explorer" etc. As I pointed out in the OP, this thread was inspired by The...

The IGN review is pretty good too, and sets realistic expectations I think. I'm in.

Ok. Are you interested in talking about the actual topic, though?

I totally forgot about that book. I assume it references the M&M2024 for monsters, etc? I have not seen it. It is interesting that the...

Dragon Delves is right there. It requires the new rules. So the premise of this post is just incorrect, the FR books are not the first...

I think maybe a core stress mechanic may be the right way to go, especially if there are interesting ways to alleviate and/or explore...

Yeap, I get that. Im trying to figure out how to make it more interesting than Oregon Trail the RPG. Maybe it doesnt need to be?

This video from The Character Sheet is all doomy and gloomy, but that isn't why I am bringing it up. it points out that up until the new...

Again, my point of inspiration is how actual real world adventurers experience their adventures. It is almost never about combat; it is...