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Yeah, I had something like that. Plus the official character creators that HERO released.

I think I have had two. Both universal system - HERO (4th/5th) - I played HERO for nearly 35 as a main system, and there wasn't a setting I came up with that it couldn't handle, to my (and our group's) satisfaction. In the last few years, I find that I don't have time to really spend that much...

I don't like fantasy superheroes as such... but the having high power characters doing good stuff works in either. :D

I think we have had that discussion about being opposite in approach. lol. A lot of the reason for my numbers (in taste) - My favorite genre is Supers - so I tend to like my fantasy to be similar - just with classic fantasy approach rather than superpowers - but having the team of strong heroes...

double.

Lets see.... 1) - long campaigns - I like them to last a decades. 2) - I really prefer mid and high level play. levels 1-3 I find near torture, and 4-5 is where it is just getting good. As an addendum I detest the concept of E6 3) - I tend not to run major humanocentric games I like my taverns...

Regardless of system, it is always nice when you find one of those. I've found 2 in my life, and consider myself very very lucky.

Yeah. I can understand. For RPGs I tend to really love system that have a small (medium) devoted fanbase, but not top of the market - and play them for decades. I played HERO as my primary system 30+ years, and now I'm into Cypher and I have a feeling it will be the same. I've always liked...

I'd want a completely new system. Primarily so when I make an inevitable mash up, the two systems would be mechanically seperate, helping force the flavor to be different in play. Mages could do things differently than prions, and in a different way, and vice versa.

In short form: Holmes Basic - 6 months 1st AD&D - 15 years 3.x/Pathfinder - 14 years 5E - about 4 years For some reason I tended to skip the even numbered editions. Holmes Basic in '77 for a few months AD&D from '77 to '93 or '94. So about15 years. My playtime of D&D got smaller and...

Dungeon Delver's Guide... that will depend on more details of content, and price. The SF book is an insta-buy.

Actually being a fan of HERO I'd love to see a well implemented classless but otherwise traditional 5E game. The design would have to be incredible.

And we hit the first Dragon that I actually owned. These are great, thank you.

Given the compatibility between O5E and A5E all of en5ider is A5E content.

I've subscribed to the Gate Pass Gazette, so I've thrown in my support there.

When I was describing how the ritual effected them I told my wife "It's like Kolinahr". I'm actually using Stoic Orc for my first character, a half elf that was raised by diabolists, that were killed by a group of good guy orcs, and raised by them after, and he keeps getting worse and worse...

I've only really started getting into the Adventurer's guide, so my answer is what I love in that book - and it is the Maneuver system. I've seen a number of third party try and do something like this for earlier editions and for Pathfinder (spheres, Bo9s, Path of War, the updates to unleashed...

Adventurer's Guide front to back then the other rule book then the monsters book I will scan over.

Yeah, it isn't in any of their ad copy, but in the middle of the kickstarter, easy to miss.

Just a note that Planebreaker is also for Cypher System, you just have to note your preference in backerkit when that goes out.