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Age of Sigmar feels to me like GW took the gonzo of WH40K and circled it around back to fantasy. Although I love my WFRP I am likely to pick at least the core book up. Having more Warhammer games ain’t a bad thing.

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Another Powered By The Apocalypse post-apocalypse game is Legacy: Life Among The Ruins 2nd Edition. I think you could technically call Blades in the Dark post-apocalypse in that its fantasy world experienced an apocalypse but its focus isn't on Mad Max survival.

I think there's a difference between WotC selling a setting and a person in a basement creating their own setting for their own campaign. WotC are selling a product to people who don't want to spend the time to create their own setting and so must have enough details to attract buyers. The...

Perhaps referring to a lack of announcements from C7 and fans having to find and deliver the information to sites such as this...?

I'd just note that the bonus or penalties awarded can be very different. So a Persuaded person might have +1 to +5 to related actions, whereas Charm Person could be -10 to everything including AC (or how about minus X Hit Points per round due to the mental anguish fighting against the spell).

I like your explanation about the difference between Charm Person and Persuasion. One problem I see with games such as D&D is that they have a very detailed system for combat, and a very simple system for social interactions. And this causes some of the problems that this thread is discussing...

This sounds like a set up for an episode of Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! (God's blessing on this wonderful world!). PC1: I've been cursed with this ring. If I take it off I'll die in two days. If I leave it on its only a matter of time before I'm disintegrated or the people seeking it...

What I mean is that the system in 2E only allowed Arcane Lore or Dark Lore taken once (unless you read the Journeyman Wizard career in a particular way - I was surprised you could read it such that allowed a character to have both Arcane Lore and Dark Lore). Which meant a wizard couldn't later...

I think you could add to this list: Cold City

I would like to see the following: The career system to remain. Without a doubt the careers system has been the best introduction to the Old World Setting and it would be a shame to see it dropped. A new system in general - D100 roll-under just feels limiting and contributes to the often...

5 out of 5 rating for Monster of the Week Like all Powered by the Apocalypse games, the use of playbooks allows player to quickly get into playing the game rather than getting bogged down in character creation. It offers advice for the GM to run monster hunter genre games.

5 out of 5 rating for Numenera Core Rulebook Great system for character creation, along with an inspirational setting.

Just move on. Perhaps you can re-introduce it later. Also a GM could prepare themselves by asking what kind of plots the Players are interested in before starting play, thus reduce the probability of plots being rejected.

I think this sounds about right for me too.

I like RPGs in general (which I assume includes D&D). I do understand that people can get stuck on playing one game over others for various reasons (e.g. some may see the money spent on one game going to waste if they play another).

Hunters Hunted II (POD) for V20

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D'oh! My face is red. I did not notice. :eek: