Search results

I would make 2 lines that are compatible with each other. D&D Basic (ie the monopoly approach) everything you need in one box for a campaign (5 adventures, 2 levels per). So you would have D&D: Dark Sun, D&D: Ravenloft etc etc (like you have Monopoly Star Wars). You can have Dark Sun 2 for the...

Yes, but they always have been. And they are not as overpowered as they used to be.

This is why I love Ubiquity, I "take the average" ALOT!!!!! because even if I'm four times the skill level of the other guy I usually always roll bad and loose the fight.

I had not but now I have, I loved some of the ideas of WFRP 3e but as you can tell by my youtube videos... I think they needed to go back and rewrite the whole thing. linkage to my vids YouTube - How to play Warhammer Fantasy Roleplay part 1 (dice)

I hope they realize that WFRP 3 did one thing so well they are re-releasing the core in a new format without all the cards, tokens etc and are making them completely optional.

I like to be able to make a morally interesting choice and see the effect it may without actually doing it in real life. It helps me define my own morality better.

I'm currently enjoying Desolation and All for One. Both use the Ubiquity system which is a dice pool d2 system.

The One Ring (if its out in time) Some old MERPS stuff (if someone can find it) Some custom dice and last but not leased Before and After for Desolation

The Old World (WFRP), Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance, Desolation, Mythic Europe and Middle Earth.

I recommend the old GURPS Conan solo adventures, the Lone Wolf books, and I believe there are other solo adventures out there as well.

For Attributes New World of Darkness Physical, Mental, Social x Power, Finesse, Resistance (ie 3x3) For Attribute to Skill Relation Ubiquity Attribute 1-6 + Skill 1-12+ For Skills Anything with broad skills like Firearms.

I'm not sure that this will apply to your spell point system but for years I didnt realize I could leave spell slots open for utility spells as long as I took an hour before I needed them to memorize them.

I've played the tanking Cleric. The only problem you run into is someone in the party (probably the Druid) needs to tank for a round or two if your not prepared for the fight. After that the Cleric can more than hold his own after he buffs. In my group our monk handled the first 2 rounds then I...

Option 1 (specialists) Cleric, Wizard, Rogue Option 2 (everyone heals) Paladin, Druid, Bard Option 3 (mix bag) Druid, Rogue 1/Wizard 2+, Cleric Option 4 (multi-class) Fighter/Cleric, Rogue/Wizard, Bard Option 5 (divine) Paladin, Druid, Cleric

It reminds me of Shadowrun and a bit of Matthias Thulmann or the Witcher

1. Maps 2. A fully flushed out City 3. Ecology 4. Brief Descriptions of surrounding areas 5. Plot ideas

10 seams like a lot of D&D books... but here it goes 1. Pathfinder Core 2. Pathfinder Advanced Players Guide 3. 3.5 Monster Manual 4. Tome of Horrors Revised 5. Tome of Horrors 2 6. Tome of Horrors 3 7. Grimtooths Wurst Traps 8. Forgotton Realms 3.0 Campaign Book 9. A Pirates Guide to Freeport...

double post

GURPS, Hero, Shadowrun, True 20, to name a few...

Regardless of what system you choose I would pick up GURPS Japan and possibly GURPS Martial Arts.