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Is there a way to purchase just the PDF cause I am not paying 40 in shipping.

I disagree. I regard TOR 2e as superior to the previous incarnations in every aspect. For me they cleaned up the game. They made it better.

Oh yea, the hope and song stuff is altered, but I would disagree that it is a downgrade. You dont' use hope as a resources near as often, but it still remains a vital part of the game. Songs, we didn't do much, but there are MORE ways to use it in 1e, and I believe the rules are backwards...

My Vote is 2nd Edition TOR I have played 1st edition TOR (5-6 months), Revised TOR 9 (2 years), and 2nd Edition TOR (1.5 years). I've also played the Cubicle 7 5e version (1.5+ years). Hands down if you want a Middle Earth experience: TOR 2. Any of the TORs really. With almost no work I get a...

Oh, sorry if I didn't make it clear. I 've only every played the We'll See system. And well. There isn't much more to it than @Snarf Zagyg example. Though weirdly the rulebook is 1000 pages, and the players guide is 2000 pages. Most of that is just optional rules that don't really effect how you...

Let me stop you right. there. I've play tested this game. From. both sides. of the screen. AND it is WAYYYYYYYY more fun to GM than play. So I'm in.

Your characters are relatively new supers in a city that has its share of heroes and villains (think Metropolis, Marvels' New York, Gotham....). Looking for 2-3 more players (already have 2) Play will consist of pitched battles, or slugfests, bookend by downtime activities that emphasize your...

I like Orville better than I ever liked The Next Generation (which is clearly the Star Trek it is trying to emulate) So for me the best Trek of the two is SNW, because it is "classic" trek.

The Imperial Remnant is threatening/occupying worlds and the New Republic is covertly hiring Privateers to get them goods. Players will create characters who want to run goods to planets threatened by the Imperial Remnant. Here is what I’m looking for in a player: Focus on the game at game...

I read your reply. I am not interested in engaging, but I wanted you to know I read this and appreciate your time. Thank you for the input.

i don't see it that way, thank you for the dialogue

But here's the thing. I am interested in the GM basically deciding success in this specific model. I want tools that allow me to say "No, there is a complication here" that do not rely on dice mechanics. Sometimes I don't want to be a slave to dice. So I either create a system that makes them...

I hope this isn't completely off topic because I dont really know much about FKR. But I have been interested more and more as I age, in less and less rules. I find myself interested in ways to structure play without them, and I find the concept of FKR interesting. On that note, a couple of years...

recently got to see Randy Feltface in person puppet in Omaha, NE To prep I rewatched all his specials on the Youtubes. Here's the latest

Join the adventures of the Supers of Platinum City. In this issue meet Apollo. This avatar has adopted the name of the god whose power he wields for justice. In this issue you get a 1 page comic, and stats for Apollo in the following systems: Guardians OSR, Icons, and Champions Now. Get it here!

now you can roll them bones in bed And be careful with the d4s down there, you thought they hurt to step on.

I think the job of a GM can range from God to Group Facilitator. But my skills where honed on the forge of a demigod. I learned to run and play games when the idea of shared responsibilities in an rpg was limited to karma or hero points. And I am not interested in anything but slight...

ill have to look those up, always need more formats of RUNNING-friendly adventures rather than reading-friendly adventures.

Rumor or not, that is the problem I have with the way adventures are presented. In Impro by Keith Johnstone he says we "shouldn't really think of making up stories, but of interrupting routines." As a GM for a long time I thought "I have to write stories." Then I read this, and I saw a clip...