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It's not a bad idea, Bob. Not up to us though. I'll mention it to Chris though.

Mine too. Savage Worlds is the most heavily requested, though.

Only once. Results were mixed.

That would likely require multiple other licenses. Maybe not for D20, but I don't know that a company can legally put out rules for other systems. For example, we use Savage Worlds and Call of Cthulhu for Achtung! Cthulhu, and those are both done by agreement. I cannot remember for sure, but...

PEOPLE, Bob, not PERSON. You have dominated this thread continuously which, in itself, obviates you're assertion that you don't care.

I think all we can do as designers is to try to provide a set of rules to game with in an REH style. What you players and GMs do with those tools is up to you. It may not be everyone's cuppa, but it won't lack for trying to capture Howardian pulp.

Tentatively the new Conan RPG or John Carter RPG. Afternoon. RPG room if possible. 5 players. Mature-ish. http://www.modiphius.com/conan.html

No, I missed it somehow. I'll let No1H3r3 answer the rules queries, but I think you're approaching the system with a very specific GMing style in mind. Maybe we can Skype you in to a game sometime. I'm pretty sure I could run RAW and you'd have a good time. But for me, the GM's style is more...

Which questions besides 2D20 being designed for MC3?

OLD SCHOOL

I'd say the game falls closer to traditional than experimental for sure, but that's my opinion. Experimental to me is something like Lacuna or Over the Edge back in the day. I'd still debate metagaming, but almost all of what you said were part of the original manifesto we came up with for the...

Oh, sorry. I used the MC3 term. Yes, that's the current rule, but you could alter it if you take out Threat. What would you like to see in the Conan RPG? We're going into beta, so you might as well tell us what you want. I'm sure it'll be considered.

Our goal is to capture the feel of Robert E. Howard's Conan stories in a fun game. Neither REH, nor this game, attempts to recreate reality. I have my actual life for that. Lots of people love pulp, and pulp does not have to be bad. Raiders of the Lost Ark took pulp and serials and made them...

They'd have to buy them with Chronicle Points.

I don't see many Stanislavski gamers going for pulp, nor do I see many games where immersion is anywhere near total regardless of genre. It sounds like you're lookig for a narrativist system? And yu can easily reconcile Threat with the player's perspective if you want. How many times, in games...

It give the players agency. If you, as a player, take a risk and see the threat pool going up, you know that YOU have a hand in your later fate. Fudged rolls are all in the GM's hands. This engages players directly in the overall dramatic arc of a scene or an entire adventure.

OK, wait. I can play Torment on my Mac now?