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anyone see an updated version of GODLIKE in the future?

Thanks for all the comments. I can see both the pros and cons of the GODLIKE system that everyone is presenting. With that said, Is there other good WWII era RPGs?

These are some great suggestions. Based on some of the input I have recieved, I have formulated a list of games systems I want to further investigate. 1. Spirit of the Century 2. Savage Worlds 3. C&C 4. GODLIKE (from another thread) 5. Burning Wheel Keep the suggestions coming. I am sure I am...

My players like the fantasy D&D games we play. I on the other hand am looking to get into other things. Whether I run a game or play in a game, either is fine; that is why I put the caveat in that a pbp game is probally best.

I did see at the company's website that there is a D20 OGL ruleset for the game.

I have been itching for some type of military RPG. In another thread someone suggested that I investigate GODLIKE, It seems like a great little system with some additional material that has been published. There game's website also offers lots of free information. The game's forum on the company...

Your right it may not be "Bizarre", but it is/was not main stream. I kinda wish I hadn't gotten rid of my Nephilim books a few years ago.

Zander, Very interesting. Have you ever played Nephilim by Chaosium? It seems to have some of its past life flare.

There are many podcasts floating around out there. Try some of these: http://harpingmonkey.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=category&sectionid=6&id=28&Itemid=51 http://thegamemastershow.com/

Got a specific website address?

Anyone have any good recommendations for military-esk type games. I wouldn't mind finding something set in WWII. I know of a few, (1) for GURPS and (2) weird wars. A bizarre one based in WWII would be interesting.. Does anything exist?

Ok! Thanks to all for all great suggestions. I have some research to do. lets change this up a bit. What would be some good pbp or other online venues to play some of these games. I know of one well supported and well used pbp site, Myth-Weavers. Looking for similiar suggestions.

HellHound, Would you provide some of the background setting material (via email) for play testing?

I would be interested inplaying this as well. If you get the material and decide to run a pbp let me know.

In the way of pulp based fiction I'm liking: Spirit of the Century (I like the narrative style) In the way of fantasy I'm liking: Castles & Crusades (i like th OD&D feel) In the way of genre-spanning I'm liking: Savage Worlds (I can't access thier main site from work, more to follow) I guess...

A remainder mark is typically a black line usually on the top or bottom ends of the book pages. The black line is in marker. This typically represents a book that a store returned because they could not sell it or publisher overages. These are inturn sold to discount sellers at cheap prices...

As long as you do not mind the possibility of a remainder mark.

I am an old RPG player. I have been playing and running games for 20+ years. As of late I have only been running D&D 3.5 games. Since it has been awhile since I ventured outside of the D&D I am curious as to what's good tese days. I understand that asking the question of what's good is a loaded...

How about the occult genre games that saw some popularity between the 1990-1996 era. Two of the games that I played during this time were Nephilim and Witchcraft. Nephilim: This was an interesting game concept. You were a Simulacrum, a spirit living in a human host body. You had to attempt to...