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Some of the game systems mentioned look very appealling, The next big issue comes down to, where I might a find PbP game for some of these systems. I run my 3.5 game at myth-weavers, but I have not seen many of these other systems in use there or here for that matter.

To be honest I am not sure what I am looking for. WWII pulp and realistic themes appeal to me and so do hard line occult. I think I am leaning more towards the D20 Modern, although the Godlike looks very appealing. Anyone running a PbP Godlike game?

Other than GURPS, are there any recomendations for any WWII based RPGs?

If you wanted quality paper model kits, if you haven't checked these guys out, you need to do so. http://www.worldworksgames.com The produce some great products. Modoc

I think 9 was the most I have ever had. I prefer to have 5, but no more than 6.

Let me preface this post by stating if this turns into a system war was I will lock this thread. With that said. I have been playing RPG games for over 20 years and in the past have been exposed to and played a variety of systems like: 1e 2e 3.5 King Arthur's Pendragon (Chaosium) Nephilim...

I have been using for for the last six months. Best damn character gen app I have have ever used. Much better than PCGen IMO

If your assumption of 1/43 scale is correct, It looks like "O" scale is the winner. Can anyone else elaborate on this?

Does anyone know what hobby scale works with DDM for in-game use? HO scale seems a little to small. The reason I am asking is that you can buy hobby scale supplies (trees, rocks, etc) fairly cheap at most major hobby/craft stores and I want to take advantage of the cost savings. Modoc

how short or long of a solo PbP game are you looking for? I might be able to run something for you.

I would be interested to see how this turns out. I for one am not overly invested into d20 yet. I play and run 2 or 3 3.5e games, but I am an older gamer and have an interest in a variety of other (older) systems that used to be good in thier day.

Have you actually read the Ptolus book? I agree it is pricey, but well worth it. You get just enough detail to be able to mold a location into what you need and create whole adventures and campaigns from one book. No need to purchase a multitude of setting related products. I have a plethora of...

I always like to break out a Deck of Many Things every so often. Player are always too eager to see if they can get some of the beneficial rewards. They usually end up with the short end of the stich, though!!!

I recently purchased the Ptolus book. I was mighty impressed by the way the book was organized. I found the book to give just enough flavor that I can tweak it so that I can mold the city into what I want without ruining the total flavor of the city. I was impressed enough with the content and...

Have the party come across the dead body of someone them have met earlier in there campaign. One the body have a scribbled note indicating where the dead person may have been going and hint as to the reason why they were going there. This little side adventure hook can be anything. The dead...

I didn't see it posted anywher else in this thread. If you have access to Ptolus: Monte Cook's City by the Spire he has incorporated pistols, rifles and the other useful weapons. Have a look at the technology chapler, he lists costs, full stats, descriptions, etc. Very useful information. Modoc

I have been looking at model R&R supplies. They have bulk packs of pre-assembled trees in varying heights and color schemes that would make good set props. They can be had relatively cheaply at Hobby Lobby and other such stores. Modoc

From across the room, the bard walks over to the bar. “Greetings and well met Joe, my name is Nobbel Halfdan, wandering minstrel. “My friends call me ‘Nob’”. “This is a fine establishment you have here. If I can be of any entrainment service to you or your fine establishment whilst I wait for...

New Player The door to the Red Dragon Inn opens and a small figure momentarily stands in the doorway as the last rays of the setting sun frame his figure. In the doorway stands a road weary, yet refined looking gnome. He is taking in the sights of this fine inn. His height is only about three...

Nobbel Halfdan Name: Nobbel "Nob" Halfdan Class: Bard 1 Race: Gnome Size: Small Gender: Male Alignment: Neutral Good Deity: Phyrah Str: 10 +0 (4p.-2 Racial) Level: 1 XP: 0 Dex: 12 +1 (4p.) BAB: +0 HP: 8 (1d6+2[Con]) Con: 15 +2 (5p.+2 Racial) Grapple: -4 Dmg...