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Agreed on that. The new sets are much easier to read.

Those are the ones I purchased (above). Here's the d20 from the previous release, plus you had 3 d20 per set. The Challenge dice also had a starfield. Which I can easily let go of that, as it made them harder to read.

These Star Trek Adventures d20 dice seem very dark. They don't have the brightness of the previous release.

Same here.

Oh that's right Sasquatch studio put that out. They must own the name to Alternity.

YES PLEASE!!!

Same here re: the Glimmering Crypt, I backed it on the KS and it's a paperback.

Discounted PDF purchased. I'm liking this! I can see a printing in my future.

I'm intrigued! Grabbing the quick-start and giving it a try.

Oh yes, PDF is there, that's fine. The hardcopies are difficult to find for less than $100 for the corebook. That's what I meant as impossible. I should have stated 'financially impossible'. :D

Too bad it's almost impossible to find now. Also, we felt it was pretty "whiffy", as in hard to hit, lots of misses.

....Oof...i keep hearing this about WHFRP 4e. I have a few items for the line, was going to start on the Starter Set, but this complaint keeps cropping up.

Same. D&D 3.0, 16th level campaign ran for a few years, and we were literally 2-3 sessions, no more than 4, away from wrapping it up. Then work got in the way, a move, and a new born child. We talked it out once over supper as to the epilogue of sorts, but that was pretty lame after all that time.

That's insane. I must be one of the half dozen moderate RIFTS GMs in the world apparently. I was able to run a year(s) long campaign that had the characters rescue a town from bandits, then successfully defend it, and eventually were asked to run it. They did, and it was great! We had criminal...

Same. I hate going back to re-buy something I sold for pennies on the dollar, only to find out it's considerably more expensive now.

GURPS 4e for me too. I was hyped for it, as I really liked 3rd ed. The core books were a terrible read. Just a chore, dry, and boring. The supplements, in my eyes, weren't much better. Good for reference, but an onerous task to get through. Eventually I just decided it wasn't worth it to go...

It's Black Cats Gaming that made the book, and I believe Modiphius just does the distribution of it. Get the quickstart, it's a pretty neat game.

Nice! My daughter would eat this up! She's 3.5 years old, so I'll probably pick one up and keep it for a year.