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I agree. I've run core games since 2e. Even my 3e game is too much complexity for me right now. I've just started using DDM as the basis for a new D&D game, with simple advancement from the Miniatures Handbook and the old secondary skills table from 2e. It's off the chain so far. In the...

A new Gamma World. Luckily, this is scheduled to come out later this year--with counters which is almost as good as pre-painted minis with stat cards. A hardcover Omega World. Softcover would be okay. Since they can't do it d20 anymore I guess it would have to be OGL, which would be fine...

They will be getting me back with the new Gamma World. I'll buy the first release and the others if it plays the way I think it will. And this from one who has never purchased a single 4e product--I thought I was off the ride and out of the amusement park when 3.5 ended. I think Gamma World...

I'll be looking forward to this book. I love Gamma World and I used to live in Oklahoma--so it will be sort of a double delight to read.

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Yeah, I tried it a couple of different ways, and it didn't work out. My current plan is to use the pre-generated characters from Machinations of Doom and run the story from that graphic novel. If it went very well, I might run further adventures. But, I would be satisfied with a few weeks...

Savage Worlds is the best one for me. I like the Revised Edition a little better than the Explorer's Edition because I like the big hardback, the fantasy races, and the d20 conversion guide. But, either one is great. It's a concise book that presents all the rules necessary for any game--in...

Try it before you change it.

In general, I prefer coarse granularity. When playing, I like a little more fine granularity--like the Player's Handbook. When DMing, I prefer more coarse granularity--as with Savage Worlds or Omega World d20. As a DM, I would even like to run an RPG based on D&D minis or Star Wars minis. I...

Nope. They lost me with Saga Edition, although I do think it was an ingenious strategy to print a new edition to coincide with each of the latest 3 movies. I had what I wanted with the Revised Core Rulebook. I also quit the minis after getting a complete set of Rebel Storm. What could be...

Now I want to see that darn movie and play the RPG.

Savage Worlds. I really like it. You can try it free here: http://www.peginc.com/Downloads/SWEX/TD06.pdf And, you can read about its making (mentioned above) here: http://www.peginc.com/Downloads/SWEX/MakingofSW.pdf RIFTS is the only other, non-d20 game that is on my radar right now; and...

Savage Worlds is great fun. Most of their settings include a plot point campaign which makes it easy. We're currently playing Realms of Cthulhu, and I have run Tour of Darkness and Necropolis. As a DM, it reduced my prep time about 90% as compared to d20. So, yes, I'd say you could...

Here's hoping that the nbew Gamma World is very much like Omega World d20. I re-read OW recently. Wow. If the new GW borrows concepts from it, then it will be a very worthwhile game.

Get your free test drive of Savage Worlds here: http://www.peginc.com/Downloads/SWEX/TD06.pdf

I suggest Savage Worlds. It is marketed as fast, furious, fun; which it is in my experience. And, you can try it free: http://www.peginc.com/Downloads/SWEX/TD06.pdf

I don't normally "LOL" things, but I did LOL on this one.

Will the M&M system be simplified for DCA? Will adventures be published?

You will probably hit the biggest local markets with your demos at TBS. I'll try to come by and see it if I can.

Savage Worlds. Try it free: http://www.peginc.com/Downloads/SWEX/TD06.pdf And, the current explorer's edition is only $10 for a complete RPG.