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I once had a D&D group who saw any other adventuring party as easy prey, ripe for the taking. I cured this behaviour with an initially friendly NPC party consisting of a guy in blue chainmail carrying only a shield, an unarmed, statuesque woman wearing no armour except bracers, a green-clad...

I need to snort something illegal to consider it a party. This is a forced vote. I have explained my actions. The governor must explain his.

Set fire to EVERYTHING! You never know what is part of the plot, so burn it all!

I only ever fudged once, in a game where wearing plate armour made you more likely to die in melee combat. The players asked to play again, but when I told them of the rules fudging I'd had to employ, they lost interest. Apparently the new version of the game, Green Ronin's Sword Chronicle, has...

It looks familiar, but (to me) not in a good way. Derived stats, movement expressed as an abstract number then as a secondary quantity (that probably definitely isn't just FASERIP's Areas). Numbers that are modifiers that also seem to be other numbers. Power-trees. Roll and add modifers then add...

It looks like there are too many traditional terms and numbers for this to be doing anything new and special in the super-rpg sphere.

I don't want to interrupt the thread, but I just joined to let you know that I've been glued to it. It's been a fantastic read. Thank you, and carry on!